Gilmore spoke about the importance of voting this year and why it should be for the republican ticket.

Warner talked about creating more jobs, improving infrastructure, the financial crisis facing the economy and how technology can help

Since the 2004 Presidential Election, three of the county’s polling locations were changed

Democrat Mark Warner promised Virginia’s school superintendents Wednesday that if he’s elected to the U.S. Senate the “No Child Left Behind” educational standards act will be “tops on my list” of things to change

Former Gov. Mark R. Warner raised $3 million in the three months ended Sept. 30 to bring the fundraising total for his U.S. Senate campaign to $12.3 million

It’s a statement Mark Warner made 14 years ago.  Yet the Jim Gilmore campaign is playing up Warner’s remarks in a new recording circulating on the internet. 

Gilmore, who opposed both bailout bills, said he’s unsure if legislation sparked the 900-plus point spike in the Dow yesterday. He said the market might have dropped low enough to offer bargains.

Sen. John Warner has built a reputation as something of a maverick, ready to buck his party when he sees fit. It appears that he may be ready to do that again, this time to Jim Gilmore.

Former governors Jim Gilmore and Mark Warner had a final debate for next month’s election in the Star City.  WSLS-10 On Your Side hosted the pair for a debate at the Taubman Museum of Art in downtown Roanoke.  It was the senate candidates’ only live televised debate.
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People watching the Senate debate in Downtown Roanoke tell us they already know who they’ll vote for.

See all the photos from the live event held at the Taubman Museum of Art.

Who impressed you? Did any remarks shock you? Was there anything they didn’t discuss that you want to know about?

Warner’s lead narrowed by 5% going into Friday’s televised debate

Although the museum is the site of Friday’s debate, the building is not set to open to the public until Nov. 8. But tonight, ten on your side photojournalist Jeff Perzan gives us a look inside.

Warner also said the bill needed improvements.