According to multiple polls, Jones is marginally leading Miyares who has been in the role since 2022, as voting in the election is underway. However, these surveys' leads are within the margins of error and other polls show that Miyares is narrowly in the lead.

Two lawyers and former House of Delegates members — both from Hampton Roads — have gone head-to-head in one of the fiercest attorney general races that Virginia has seen.

The race for Virginia attorney general has become not only one of the most competitive contests in the country, but also the most expensive attorney general race in U.S. history.

Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares, a Republican, is urging voters to cast a split-ticket ballot this Election Day — a subtle jab at fellow GOP gubernatorial candidate Winsome Earle-Sears. According to Fox News, Miyares, who is seeking another term ...

Democrat Jay Jones is looking to overcome scandal in his bid to unseat Republican state Attorney General Jason Miyares to become Virginia’s next top prosecutor. Jones’s campaign was rocked more than a month ago when text messages he sent in 2022 resurfaced,

President Trump praised Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares, but did not mention Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears in a tele-rally before Election Day.

Virginia could end up with Republican and Democratic leaders in top offices. Attorney General Jason Miyares says should that happen, he will seek “common ground.”

RICHMOND, Va. - Republican incumbent Jason Miyares is facing off against Democratic candidate Jay Jones for Virginia Attorney General. Miyares, 49, was born in Greensboro, North Carolina and grew up in Virginia Beach. He’s served as the attorney general for Virginia since 2022.

Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares demands challenger Jay Jones drop out of the race after court documents reveal Jones' reckless driving case remains under criminal investigation.

The poll follows explosive reporting on leaked text messages that showed Jones suggesting violence against a former House speaker.

Governor Glenn Youngkin, Attorney General Jason Miyares, and Lieutenant Governor candidate John Reid joined Gubernatorial candidate Winsome-Earl Sears in Roanoke to urge supporters to get out to vote,