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RVA Tonight Election Night Special coming to a stage near you

Instead of staying at home worrying about the future of the entire American republic, fret about all that stuff at the first-ever RVA Tonight Election Night Special!

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If you’ve been avoiding the local election due to Presidential Candidate Burnout® I’ve got two things for you.

First off, what the heck? This is super important and you need to get up to speed ASAP. There a ton of resources out there do a little bit of research and make an educated decision on Election Day.

Secondly, you’ve missed some quality entertainment. RVA Tonight with Beau Cribbs has put together the Mayoral Fixation video series. The series is a set of one on one interviews with the candidates. Parts of which make you laugh out loud and other parts make you just a smidge uncomfortable with the candidates awkwardness. Beau however keeps it all on the funny side of life yet still manages to give you insight into the candidates.

It turns out the Mayor Fixation series was just an appetizer and the main course will be served up on November 8th with the RVA Tonight Election Night Special.

It’s finally here. Tuesday, November 8 is Election Day. Our long national nightmare is over.

Instead of staying at home worrying about the future of the entire American republic, fret about all that stuff at the first-ever RVA Tonight Election Night Special!

Starting at 8pm, we will be following the local and national election results in real-time during Richmond’s only live late night talk show. We’ll also have a panel discussion with Republican campaign strategist Taylor Keeney and Roben Farzad from NPR One and PBS Newshour.

After the show, stick around to have a drink and watch the exciting conclusion of the night at the Coalition Theater’s watch party. Let’s extinguish this dumpster fire together.

The show will be happening at the Coalition Theater and tickets will run you around $12 a small price to pay for being entertained during election night.

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Richard Hayes is the co-founder of RVAHub. When he isn't rounding up neighborhood news, he's likely watching soccer or chasing down the latest and greatest board game.