Political analyst praises Gov. Spanberger's inaugural address, noting her balance of unity calls with criticism of Trump administration policies.

Abigail Spanberger was sworn in as Virginia's 75th governor on Saturday. She is the first female governor of the Commonwealth. In her inaugural address, she laid out her priorities for the state. RICHMOND, Va. - Virginia's first female governor was sworn into office on Saturday.

Gov. Mikie Sherrill, New Jersey’s 57th governor, took the oath of office on Tuesday and dedicated her governorship to “opening the door to opportunity.”

Minutes after getting sworn in as governor of the Garden State, Democratic Gov. Mikie Sherrill tore into President Trump in a divisive inauguration speech — accusing him of “illegally usurping power.” Sherrill,

Spanberger quoted Patrick Henry, Virginia’s first governor, saying, “‘Let us not split into factions, which must destroy that union upon which our existence hangs.’"

The LGBTQ+ ally spoke about a state that is safe and supportive for all of its residents, as she turned the page on Glenn Youngkin's anti-queer era.

Mr. Williams, New York City’s public advocate, teared up as he addressed a portion of his remarks to his younger self, captivating the crowd.

Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger will address state lawmakers Monday following her historic swearing-in ceremony over the weekend, where she became the Commonwealth's first female governor.