Gov. Youngkin made his final round of vetoes Friday night. Why it matters: It killed more Democratic priorities, fizzling out the bipartisan spirit briefly created over the new budget last week. The big picture: The 48 vetoes largely happened because the General Assembly didn't take up Youngkin's proposed amendments to the bills.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed 48 more bills passed by the Democratic-led General Assembly, blocking legislation aimed at preserving contraception access, ending state perks for Confederate heritage groups and legalizing slot machine lookalikes known as skill games.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) vetoed 48 bills on Friday, including one surrounding contraception and another that would have removed tax breaks for some organizations. Among the nixed bills was SB 238, which defined contraceptives such as IUDs and Plan B and would have protected their use by requiring that insurance companies provide coverage for them.