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Compare public commitments with documented outcomes. Choose an office and open the sources behind each entry.
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The original promise always stays on record.
Results must back it up.
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Each entry separates the original commitment from what has been verified during the term.
6 of 6 commitments
Allow all localities to create affordable housing programs.
Affordable Virginia campaign planPublication date unverified
HB 867 and SB 74 were signed on April 8, 2026, granting all localities that authority. The pledge tracks legal authority, not homes built.
Governor’s office · laws signed April 8, 2026Streamline review and permitting for housing projects on properties identified for redevelopment.
Affordable Virginia campaign planPublication date unverified
HB 594 streamlined approvals for certain affordable housing developments. The measure covers a subset of projects, not all redevelopment permits.
Governor’s office · laws signed April 8, 2026Expand the Virginia Eviction Reduction pilot to reach more vulnerable residents.
Affordable Virginia campaign planPublication date unverified
Spanberger signed SB 628 to expand the pilot. The signature establishes the legal expansion, and the number of additional people helped is not yet verified.
Governor’s office · laws signed March 31, 2026Implement a single state-managed pharmacy benefits manager for Medicaid.
Affordable Virginia campaign planPublication date unverified
The enacted budget requires the state to solicit a single manager by January 1, 2027, and award a contract by July 1, 2027. That sets an implementation path; it does not establish that the manager is operating.
Virginia budget · Item 295Limit prior authorization processes that delay medical care.
Affordable Virginia campaign planPublication date unverified
On May 13, 2026, Spanberger signed legislation reforming prior authorization. Its impact on patient delays remains to be verified.
Governor’s office · health affordability lawsThe law sets January 1, 2028, as the deadline to establish the program and December 1, 2028, to begin accepting claims and paying benefits.
Virginia Code · program timelineAn evaluation window. Each commitment keeps the timing published in its source.
· Day one is the day the official begins the term for this office.Virginia’s governor reported signing the Affordable Virginia legislative package and announcing business investments during her first 100 days in office.
Greater Richmond Convention Center, Richmond
Spanberger identified lowering costs, keeping communities safe and strengthening Virginia’s economy as priorities. She committed to listening to and working with residents who did not vote for her.
Each status reflects the scope of the commitment and the available evidence. An announcement, an approved law, and a result in practice are different milestones. The rating measures the share of fulfilled commitments in this register and changes as more commitments and outcomes are documented.
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