Five pieces of the legislation I introduced are on their way to the Governor's desk, along with two others that were incorporated into my colleague's bills.

I’m proud to say that we made real progress on Data Center reform for the first time! There were many attempts to pass regulations in the House this year, and a few have made their way to the Governor’s desk, awaiting her approval.

As we approach crossover day, and our bills head over to the Senate, I'm reflecting on what we've been able to accomplish in the last month. From making meaningful steps to pass data center reform, to making college tuition more affordable and predictable for Virginia families, I couldn't be more proud to fight for the issues that matter to all of us. Affordability has been in the spotlight this session, and I have been concerned about the various proposed tax and fee incr

"If you're going to come into a community and you're going to take resources out of that community, then you have to be willing to give back to that community."

In an interview with State Politics Reporter Jahd Khalil, Delegate-elect John McAuliff gives the lay of the land in Loudoun and Fauquier counties and addresses the expansion of data centers in Virginia as a “growing crisis.”