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The rundown
Denver Riggleman has formed an exploratory committee for a potential statewide run.
Pat Herrity officially launches campaign for lieutenant governor.
A look at more bills filed ahead of session involving concealed carry permits, book banning and dietary supplement sales to minors.
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Riggleman is considering a statewide run
Former VA-05 Congressman Denver Riggleman is considering a statewide run as an Independent, he said.