I totally missed these.
Senate:
1- Marty Williams (R)
2- Ken Stolle (R)
9- Donald McEachin (D)
22- Brandon Bell (R)
24- Emmett Hanger (R)
32- Janet Howell (D)
33- Mark Herring (D)
34- Jeannemarie Devolites-Davis (R)
35- Dick Saslaw (D)House of Delegates:
3- Daniel Bowling (D)
13- Bruce Roemmelt (D)
32- David Poisson (D)
35- Steve Shannon (D)
36- Ken Plum (D)
37- David Bulova (D)
39- Vivian Watts (D)
40- Tim Hugo (R)
41- Dave Marsden (D)
43- Mark Sickles (D)
44- Kris Amundson (D)
45- David Englin (D)
53- Jim Scott (D)
67- Chuck Caputo (D)
68- Katherine Waddell (I)
95- Mamye Bacote (D)
Interesting list. Wonder why so many of the Hampton Roads delegation didn’t make it?
h/t Tom Joad’s Place
VIVIAN J. PAIGE | All Politics is Local 
Vivian – As a former VEA PAC member I wanted to give you more info on their process. This is only the first of three endorsement lists that will come out. The first meeting happens in April and the local pacs that get theirs in early get voted on first. There will be another round in July and then September. Expect Paula and Ralp to get their endorsement and money at the July meeting.
Uh, perhaps because so many of the Hampton Roads delegation are interested in education, rather than government-controlled education?
orfdem – I had a feeling that might be the case.
Vivian-
These elected officials had voted correctly 90%+ on issues that the VEA deemed important. The VEA will get around to the other candidates/elected officials but it will be up to the local committees to interview them first. There should be more endorsements, as orfdem said, around July and September especially after the primaries.