This Week In Richmond: Elections 2019 Review

By VPM

Published November 11, 2019 at 11:47 AM EST

Stephen J. Farnsworth, Laura Vozzella, Graham Moomaw

On this edition of This Week In Richmond, host David Bailey welcomes a panel of guests to discuss the recent elections. Guests include: Stephen J. Farnsworth - from the University of Mary Washington, Laura Vozzella - from The Washington Post, and Graham Moomaw - from the Virginia Mercury.

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