Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin, center, poses with former Governors, from left, Bob McDonnell, Chuck Robb, Mark Warner, Ralph Northam, Youngkin, L. Douglas Wilder, George Allen, Jim Gilmore, and Tim Kaine during inaugural festivities at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

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Virginia Governor Inauguration, Richmond, United States - 15 Jan 2022

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin, right, accepts a bog chewed key card from former Gov. Ralph Northam as Pam Northam, left, and Suzanne Youngkin look on at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

Former Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, center right, arrives with his wife, Pam Northam, prior to the inauguration ceremony for Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin, in Richmond, Va

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam heads to his seat before an inauguration ceremony for Gov. elect Glenn Youngkin, in Richmond, Va

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, who leaves office Saturday, center, shakes the hand of Del. Robert Bloxom Jr., R-Accomack, right as he leaves the chambers after he delivered his final State of the Commonwealth address before a joint session of the Virginia General Assembly at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

Virginia Legislature, Richmond, United States - 12 Jan 2022

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, center, who leaves office Saturday, arrives to deliver his final State of the Commonwealth address before a joint session of the Virginia General Assembly at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, who leaves office Saturday, gestures as he delivers his final State of the Commonwealth address before a joint session of the Virginia General Assembly at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, bottom center, who leaves office Saturday, gestures as House Speaker Del. Todd Gilbert, R-Shenandoah, top center, Lt. Gov, Justin Fairfax, left, and Senate President Pro Tem, Sen. Louise Lucas, D-Portsmouth, look on as he delivers his final State of the Commonwealth address before a joint session of the Virginia General Assembly at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, bottom center, who leaves office Saturday, shakes the hand of House Speaker Del.Todd Gilbert, R-Shenandoah, top center, as Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax, left, and Senate President Pro Tem, Sen. Louise Lucas, D-Portsmouth, look on prior to Northam delivering his final State of the Commonwealth address before a joint session of the Virginia General Assembly at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, front center, who leaves office Saturday, arrives to deliver his final State of the Commonwealth address before a joint session of the Virginia General Assembly at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, who leaves office Saturday, waves as he prepares to deliver his final State of the Commonwealth address before a joint session of the Virginia General Assembly at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, right, shakes the hand of artist, Stanley Mayfield, during an unveiling ceremony at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va. Northam's portrait includes references to the many issues he dealt with during his term

Northam Portrait, Richmond, United States - 11 Jan 2022

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, right, listens as artist Stanley Mayfield explains the meaning of the material in a portrait of Northam during an unveiling ceremony at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va. Northam's portrait includes references to the many issues he dealt with during his term

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam unveils his portrait at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va. Northam's portrait, which will hang on the third floor of the Capitol, includes references to the many issues he dealt with during his term

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam speaks during an interview in his conference room at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va. Northam, who's term ends Saturday, Jan. 15, will go back to private practice

Virginia Governor Northam, Richmond, United States - 10 Jan 2022

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam speaks during an interview in his conference room at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va. Northam, who's term ends Saturday, Jan. 15, says he will go back to private practice

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam laughs during an interview in his conference room at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va. Northam, who's term ends Saturday Jan. 15, 2022., will go back to private practice

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam gestures during an interview in his conference room at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va. Northam, who's term ends Saturday Jan. 15, 2022., will go back to private practice

Virignia Gov. Ralph Northam, center, watches as lead conservator for the Virginia Department of Historic Resources, Kate Ridgway, left, and Sue Donovon, conservator for Special Collections for the University of Virginia, right, remove the contents of a time capsule that was removed from the pedestal that once held the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee on Monument Ave., in Richmond, Va. Three books and an envelope with a photo were inside the box

Lee Time Capsule, Richmond, United States - 22 Dec 2021

Virignia Gov. Ralph Northam, right, and lead conservator for the Virginia Department of Historic Resources, Kate Ridgway, left, inspect a book the was removed from the pedestal that once held the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee on Monument Ave., in Richmond, Va. Three books and an envelope with a photo were inside the box

Lee Statue-Time Capsule, Richmond, United States - 22 Dec 2021

Virignia Gov. Ralph Northam, top center, talks with Devon Henry, left, and his wife, Pam, as they watch as conservator for the Virginia Department of Historic Resources, Chelsea Blake, left, works to open a time capsule that was removed from the pedestal that once held the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee on Monument Ave., in Richmond, Va. The time capsule was placed in 1887. Henry's firm removed the statues as well as the time capsule from the base of the statue

Virignia Gov. Ralph Northam, right, and his wife, Pam, left, watch as conservator for the Virginia Department of Historic Resources, Chelsea Blake, center, works to open a time capsule that was removed form the pedestal that once held the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee on Monument Ave., in Richmond, Va. The time capsule was placed in 1887

Virignia Gov. Ralph Northam, right, and his wife, Pam, watch as conservator for the Virginia Department of Historic Resources, Chelsea Blake, left, works to open a time capsule that was removed form the pedestal that once held the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee on Monument Ave., in Richmond, Va. The time capsule was placed in 1887

Stone containing a time capsule that was placed in 1887 in the pedestal that once held the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee was placed on a pallet on Monument Avenue, in Richmond, Va. Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam ordered the pedestal removed and the land given to the city of Richmond

Lee Statue Time Capsule, Richmond, United States - 17 Dec 2021

Workers remove cables from a stone containing a time capsule that was placed in 1887 in the pedestal that once held the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee on Monument Avenue, in Richmond, Va. Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam ordered the pedestal removed and the land given to the city of Richmond

Members of the media photograph a stone containing a time capsule that was placed in 1887 in the pedestal that once held the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee on Monument Avenue, in Richmond, Va. Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam ordered the pedestal removed and the land given to the city of Richmond

Workers guide a stone containing a time capsule that was placed in 1887 in the pedestal that once held the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee onto a pallet on Monument Avenue, in Richmond, Va. Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam ordered the pedestal removed and the land given to the city of Richmond

Workers guide a stone containing a time capsule that was placed in 1887 in the pedestal that once held the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee off the pedestal on Monument Avenuem, in Richmond, Va. Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam ordered the pedestal removed and the land given to the city of Richmond

Time capsule that was placed in 1887 in the pedestal that once held the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee is uncovered on Monument Avenue, in Richmond, Va. Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam ordered the pedestal removed and the land given to the city of Richmond

Michael Spence, superintendent for Team Henry construction, looks over a time capsule that was placed in 1887 in the pedestal that once held the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee on Monument Avenue, in Richmond, Va. Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam ordered the pedestal removed and the land given to the city of Richmond

Virginia Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin listens as Gov. Ralph Northam delivers his annual budget forecast to a joint session of the House and Senate budget committees at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va. Youngkin, who made education a centerpiece of his campaign, announced the state's next education secretary Monday, Dec. 20, 2021, making it his first Cabinet secretary pick

Youngkin-Education Secretary, Richmond, United States - 16 Dec 2021

Virginia Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin speaks to the media after Gov. Ralph Northam delivered his annual budget forecast to a joint session of the House and Senate budget committees at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

Virginia Budget, Richmond, United States - 16 Dec 2021

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam speaks to reporters after delivering his annual budget forecast to a joint session of the House and Senate budget committees at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

Chief of Staff for Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam speaks to reporters his annual budget forecast to a joint session of the House and Senate budget committees at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

Copies of the 2022 budget lay on a desk as Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam delivers his annual budget forecast to a joint session of the House and Senate budget committees at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

Virginia Gov.-elect, Glen Youngkin, right, talks with Lt. Gov.-elect Winsome Sears prior to Gov. Ralph Northam delivering his annual budget forecast to a joint session of the House and Senate budget committees at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

House minority leader, Todd Gilbert, R-Shenandoah, center, listens as Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam delivers his annual budget forecast to a joint session of the House and Senate budget committees at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam gestures as he delivers his annual budget forecast to a joint session of the House and Senate budget committees at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

House minority leader, Todd Gilbert, R-Shenandoah, front, listens as Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam delivers his annual budget forecast to a joint session of the House and Senate budget committees at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam delivers his annual budget forecast to a joint session of the House and Senate budget committees at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

Virginia Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin listens as Gov. Ralph Northam delivers his annual budget forecast to a joint session of the House and Senate budget committees at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, left, delivers his annual budget forecast to a joint session of the House and Senate budget committees at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, left, welcomes Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin, right, and Lt. Gov.-elect Winsome Sears, not in photo, as he arrives to deliver his annual budget forecast to a joint session of the House and Senate budget committees at the Capitol, in Richmond, Va

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