I think it's absolutely an endorsement of an agenda that's putting Virginians first.

The idea that there are families getting pulled over on the side of the road, and parents getting taken out of the cars, and children left is just an absolute nightmare situation and it doesn't make our communities safer.

Tonight we sent a message. We sent a message to the whole world that in 2025, Virginia chose pragmatism over partisanship.

We need a governor who will recognize the hardship of this moment, advocate for Virginians, and make clear that not only are we watching people be challenged in their livelihoods and in their businesses and in communities, but Virginia's…

We sent a message to every corner of the commonwealth, a message to our neighbors and our fellow Americans across the country.

This victory is a testament to our hard work

I will look to work with a president that I may disagree with substantially.

Your mom’s going to be the next governor of Virginia.

This is a historic win for our party

You deserve a governor who will work with Democrats and Republicans to grow our economy and not stand by while Virginia’s workforce is under attack.

I spoke frankly with Jay about my disgust with what he had said and texted.

Virginia families are already feeling the strain of high costs, and Virginia workers and business leaders are deeply worried about the impacts of an impending shutdown and the jobs cuts the Trump Administration is threatening.

I know what it's like for families today. I got things done to lower costs. That's what I'll do as governor, too.

Sears backs Trump's cuts to education and health care, too.

As governor, I'll work to lower costs and make sure our schools prepare all our kids for jobs of the future.

We are united in our focus on the issues that matter to our fellow Virginians.

Virginia is the last bastion of reproductive freedom in the South—and Virginians want it to stay that way.

Too many politicians talk when they should listen and divide instead of unite. Enough is enough.

People can label me however they want as a question of policy, but I think what is the most substantial characteristic that I ascribe to myself is pragmatic.

Back in 2017 I watched my member of Congress vote to repeal the Affordable Care Act. It was then that I knew that I needed to run against him.

All of this impacts Virginia, and the stakes of this election reflect that.

I think it's a ridiculous assertion given that my opponent has been eager to claim credit for some of the funding that came through some of those federal dollars to Virginia's Commonwealth.

The GOP is at this moment in time failing this leadership test.

It is an absolute disgrace that Youngkin has not appealed to Trump and forcefully denounced them.

I’m going to continue to push lawmakers in both parties to stand up for Virginians, to stand up for Virginia jobs, to stand up for Virginia’s economy and, frankly, to be proactive in planning ahead for what’s coming down the road.