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r/Virginia
306k members
r/Virginia is a subreddit with 306k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is huge in size, and has high activity.
News, discussion, pictures, recommendations, and more about Virginia (and its counties, cities, and regions).
Popular Themes in r/Virginia
#1
News
: "Tim Kaine voted Yea on Sanders' Resolution to Disapprove Military Aid to Israel"
25 posts
#2
Money Talk
: "Virginia has the 7th highest tax burden in the country yet instate public universities are the 3rd most expensive in the US. What are they doing with all that tax money if they aren't subsidizing in state students like other states are doing?"
3 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "Hunting season is here and so is the annual invasion of hounds. Will this crap ever end?"
2 posts
#4
Solution Requests
: "What’s your favorite local (i.e. not state or national) park in Virginia?"
1 post
#5
Self-Promotion
: "Officiant offering free LGBTQ+ elopement sessions."
1 post
Popular Topics in r/Virginia
#1
Virginia
: "Virginia has the 7th highest tax burden in the country yet instate public universities are the 3rd most expensive in the US. What are they doing with all that tax money if they aren't subsidizing in state students like other states are doing?"
206 posts
#2
Election
: "Virginia Election Results by Precinct, map made by me (gray areas I don't have or they have their precincts coded strangely"
40 posts
#3
Politics
: "Thanksgiving and Politics in the 757, because this is a weird season"
15 posts
#4
Trump
: "Video: Glenn Youngkin Invites Trump Administration Officials to Live in Virginia, But “won’t stand up for your own constituents – career civil servants…at risk of losing their jobs and benefits”"
11 posts
#5
Moving
9 posts
#6
Vote
8 posts
#7
House
: "Opinion: Harris carried 7 House of Delegates districts now represented by Republicans | The election returns suggest that Democrats could be poised to expand their majority next year — if they can persuade their supporters to turn out in an off-year."
8 posts
#8
Fall
6 posts
#9
Elections
6 posts
#10
Education
: "Virginia has the 7th highest tax burden in the country yet instate public universities are the 3rd most expensive in the US. What are they doing with all that tax money if they aren't subsidizing in state students like other states are doing?"
5 posts
Member Growth in r/Virginia
Daily
+24 members(0.0%)
Monthly
+1k members(0.4%)
Yearly
+6k members(1.9%)
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