The ratification of the U.S. Constitution in Virginia and New York was slowed by intense debates over issues such as the lack of a Bill of Rights and concerns about federal overreach. Prominent figures like Patrick Henry in Virginia and George Clinton in New York voiced apprehensions about the potential loss of state sovereignty and individual liberties. Additionally, the fear of a strong centralized government contributed to resistance among Anti-Federalists, complicating the ratification process in both states. Ultimately, compromises and assurances regarding amendments helped facilitate eventual ratification.
Virginia
No, the only ratification he supported was of the Constitution. At least, that was what I found in my research. Hope that helps. <><
The usual date of statehood is considered to be the ratification of the US Constitution which Virginia did on June 26, 1788.
George Washington
New Hampshire and Virginia
They had higher populations
Virginia and Massachusetts
They had higher populations
Virginia
They had higher populations
Virginia
Virginia and New York