A proposal to create a state board to review and in some cases set upper price limits on prescription drugs cleared the Virginia Senate on a bipartisan 26-13 vote Friday but faces dim prospects in the House after opposition from Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s administration. Legislation from Sen. Chap Petersen, D-Fairfax, to set up a Prescription Drug Affordability Board like those approved in recent years by Maryland and Colorado has moved briskly through the Senate this session, picking up votes on the floor from Republicans as well as Democrats. Petersen, who put forward and then withdrew a similar proposal last year,...Article LinkSupport the show