ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Gov. Abigail Spanberger's first preview of her 2027 legislative agenda, released Tuesday, touches several of Alexandria's own requests for the General Assembly, from housing near transit to solar and artificial intelligence. It does not mention transit funding, the state's school funding formula or immigration enforcement, all issues in the city's draft package.

Spanberger and House and Senate Democratic leaders outlined the "Moving Virginia Forward" agenda at the State Capitol, according to a release from the governor's office and a two-page summary. Both describe it as a preview of select proposals, and the release says Spanberger and legislators will travel the state in the coming weeks to announce more.

The preview landed hours before City Council was scheduled to receive Alexandria's draft 2027 legislative package at its Tuesday night meeting. Council plans to hold a public hearing and adopt the package Saturday, Nov. 14. The session begins Jan. 13.