Kaye Kory

Kaye Kory Recognizes ServiceSource
Kaye delivers proclamation about ServiceSource's long history in service to individuals with disabilities
Kaye Kory Reaching Out To Voters
Del. Kaye Kory listens to constituents' concerns at a gathering in Laurie Linderg's backyard.
Kaye Kory with Jim Moran and Gerry Connolly
Del. Kory launches re-election campaign
Kaye Kory with Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam
Kaye, then Sen. Ralph Northam, and Sen. Dick Saslaw speaking a campaign event in Annandale
Kaye Kory and House Minority Leader David J. Toscano
Conferring during the floor session of the House of Delegates. Photo by Bob Brown

The Latest

Jun18

From the Front Row: Kaye Kory's Richmond Report

June 18, 2014News Clip

Last week the General Assembly reconvened for a Special Session, passed a state budget and attempted to ensure that Governor McAuliffe would have no possible option of expanding Medicaid without securing full legislative concurrence. Two unexpected events had an enormous, and in my view, an unfortunate impact on the results of the Special Session.

May26

News from Kaye May 20, 2014

May 26, 2014News ClipEighth District Primary; Meet Patrick Hope; Community Hours June 21; Public comment on BOE regulations; National EMS Week; No I-95 lane closures Memorial Day weekend; Sleep and Health

Dear Friends,

May13

NY Times: A Healthcare Showdown in Virginia

May 13, 2014News Clip

NY Times

A Health Care Showdown in Virginia

In Virginia, there are 400,000 low-income people who can’t afford health coverage but don’t qualify for federal insurance subsidies. If they lived across the state line in Maryland, West Virginia or Kentucky, which have expanded their Medicaid programs, they could get the coverage they need. Terry McAuliffe, the Virginia governor, campaigned on bringing an expanded Medicaid program to Virginia, too.

May13

Congratulations to Attorney General Mark Herring for his opinion that DACA students are eligible for in-state tuition

May 13, 2014News Clip

Congratulations to Attorney General Mark Herring for his opinion that DACA students are eligible for in-state tuition under current Virginia law. I have been fighting for this opportunity for the past two General Assembly sessions. This is the right thing to do. I am proud that Virginia elected an AG with the courage to extend the American Dream to future citizens who will enrich our Commonwealth.

May12