Youngkin acts on 84 bills: Marriage equality signed, election data sharing vetoed

RICHMOND — Gov. Glenn Youngkin acted on the first set of legislation to hit his desk this year, vetoing a bill that would place Virginia back into a multi-state program intended to prevent voter fraud and signing a measure to protect marriage equality. He also amended a measure related to Virginia Beach’s city charter and how it conducts elections. The governor generally has 30 days to decide on legislation. The Democrat-held legislature, however, recently sent over more than 80 bills on a fast-tracked 7-day timeline. The governor signed 64 bills...