Richmond's Morning News with Rich Herrera

For "Giving Tuesday," John interviews Liam Gray, about the nonprofit startup Good Lion Veterans -- which is holding a Veterans Day-related fundraiser this weekend at Deep Run Park.

Virginia's Attorney General (and Dan the Producer's William & Mary classmate) Jason Miyares returns to the show on Election Day morning, to encourage Virginians to cast their votes -- for Republicans, naturally!

Richmond Times-Dispatch writer Jeff Schapiro joins John this morning, to discuss the Virginia elections.

Our tireless, ever-optimistic Governor, Glenn Youngkin, returns to the show this morning, reminding Virginians on this Election Day to get their votes cast!

Joining John at the bottom of the 7 o'clock hour this Election Day morning is Ned Jones, the Deputy Director of the Election Integrity Network. Ned addresses concerns about voter fraud and also describes what he calls "vulnerabilities," which he says that Democrats instituted when they had control of the Commonwealth's government prior to the Youngkin administration's election.

Dr. Bob Holsworth, of DecideSmart, rejoins John this morning, with last-minute forecasting of the 2023 Virginia Elections.

After technical difficulties prevented us from talking to Jordana Miller on air yesterday, the ABC News Correspondent is back this morning, to update John and listeners about the ongoing Israeli offensive in Gaza.

Parting is such sweet sorrow!  Joining John in the 9 o'clock hour this morning is longtime WRVA newsman -- and current News Director -- Matt Demlein, who is leaving WRVA after 23 years at the station.  (Best wishes, Matt!)

Eric Ditri, Republican candidate for State Senate, joins John to talk about the home stretch of the campaign in District 13.

You can learn more about his campaign at ericditri.com.

Joining John at the bottom of the 9 o'clock hour this morning is Chesterfield Commonwealth's Attorney Stacey Davenport, who gives us an update on her re-election campaign in the county.