Deleted Tweets From Terry McAuliffe, D-Va.

This year has been challenging for everyone. On #WorldMentalHealthDay, let's remember that taking care of ourselves is about more than just protecting our physical health—we must also prioritize mental health and check in loved ones. For resources visit, https://t.co/ceHKKpRAUj.

Pam and I are sending our best wishes to the President and First Lady, and to the more the 46,000 Americans—and 450 Virginians—also diagnosed with #COVID19 yesterday. This virus is very real and very serious. Let’s continue to take care of each other by doing the right things.

This year, Virginia passed sweeping new laws to make voting more accessible—this is what removing barriers to ballot box looks like. QT @marykbruce: People waiting for hours in Virginia to cast their ballots. Despite this massive line, no complaints here. Voters t… https://t.co/vFFaAQMIk9)

After lots of hard work, the health metrics in Hampton Roads have significantly improved—localities in the region are now permitted to rejoin the rest of the Commonwealth in Phase Three. Let’s all continue to stay vigilant so we can keep moving forward. https://t.co/KgSVgnh5be

Today marks the 75 years since the end of World War II—let us always remember the service and sacrifice of the Greatest Generation, whose patriotism, courage, and leadership remains a powerful example to this day. #WWII75

Poll workers are on the front lines of our elections and help ensure every vote is counted––but we are facing a nationwide shortage due to #COVID19. You can help keep polling places open and operating smoothly on Election Day (and get paid). Sign up at https://t.co/GgVcSpoT5L. https://t.co/qeIvq2Qsju

RT @virginianpilot: Northam giving Virginians more time to renews driver’s licenses https://t.co/2RTThw1jlG

Thanks to @VAStateCorpComm, the existing moratorium on utility shutoffs has been extended through September 16—I will continue working with legislators to ensure we keep electricity, gas, and water services on for Virginians across the Commonwealth during the #COVID19 emergency. QT @Daily_Press: Virginia regulator extended a freeze on utility disconnections, which has been in place since March, until Sept. 16. https://t.co/RIPDTgjmMV)

HAPPENING NOW—I'm discussing Virginia's economic outlook and sharing my proposed amendments to our biennial budget. Tune in here: https://t.co/HCVu2phCnq

RT @NWSWPC: Southeastern Virginia experienced heavy rain/flash flooding yesterday as a storm system moved through the region.… https://t.co/Pm8ypbfdrl

Earlier today, I joined @SenatorLocke, @delegatebagby, the @VPLC, and many advocates to ceremonially sign the Virginia Fairness in Lending Act. After years of effort, this law will finally protect Virginians and their families from aggressive predatory lending practices. https://t.co/Xrb60QM1oN

Case numbers are rising in Hampton Roads, as are hospitalizations, ICU admissions, and emergency room visits related to #COVID19. And we are seeing a significant shift toward people 20 and younger testing positive. So, we are taking action to turn this around.

While Virginia has so far avoided the dramatic increase in cases that many other states are seeing, there continues to be a concerning rise in Hampton Roads and the Peninsula, where the test positivity rate is 10.8 percent—the rate for the rest of the Virginia averages 6 percent. https://t.co/iDg5BDxSEb

1️⃣ Starting Friday, no alcohol will be sold or consumed on site after 10 PM, and restaurants must close by midnight—this effectively closes all bars. 2️⃣ Indoor dining will be reduced to 50 percent capacity. 3️⃣ Social gatherings will be limited to 50 people.

These new restrictions take effect July 31 at midnight and will apply to the Cities of Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, Suffolk, Portsmouth, Hampton, Williamsburg, Newport News, Poquoson, James City County, and York County. This is about stopping the spread in Hampton Roads.

But even though these new measures are targeted at mitigating the spread of #COVID19 in Hampton Roads, everyone must remain vigilant. Let's ALL do the right thing and follow the guidelines: Wear a mask. Keep your distance. Wash your hands regularly. Stay home. Avoid crowds.

Learn more about the executive order I signed today: https://t.co/Co2NV83HPD

Today, I shared some important updates on our continued response to #COVID19 in Virginia. Case counts are largely stable in 4 of our 5 health regions—including in Northern Virginia, where 3 million people live. Cases have dropped there by two-thirds, since the peak in late May. https://t.co/RiOgU2VIM5

This initiative will be administered by @VA_DSBSD, and applications will be available starting August 10. Learn more about #RebuildVA eligibility criteria, covered expenses, and how to submit an application at https://t.co/hJ3AH6sV26. https://t.co/NnwFstPDAG

Small businesses are the backbone of our economy and the bedrock of our communities—and they are among those hardest hit by #COVID19. Today, I unveiled #RebuildVA, a new $70 million grant fund to help eligible businesses and nonprofits as they work to recover from this crisis. https://t.co/Qx1wpL6fXl

Thanks to delegate candidate @HungNguyen1 for helping me kick off a packed canvass in Centreville! #TeamTerry #VAGov http://t.co/ADPHqNUtcs

Excited to share our newest ad featuring my friend @MarkWarner! RT to spread the word: http://t.co/izwigc8CoM #VAGov

Honored by @VABeachMayor Will Sessom's endorsement. We share a real commitment to growing and diversifying Virginia's economy. #VAGov

Happy birthday and #FF to my friend and Virginia's next Attorney General @SenMarkHerring!

Who's looking forward to watching the @NASA launch from Wallops Island tonight? First lunar mission launch from VA! http://t.co/LaWVzebLak

RT if you agree: to be the best state for business, Virginia needs the best education system. #VAGov http://t.co/WY1BSUPnPx

RT @just_jenna: Whats next? RT @TerryMcAuliffe Honored to be joined on the @vademocrats ticket by @RalphNortham & @SenMarkHerring. Let's get to work. #VAGov

This year has been challenging for everyone. On #WorldMentalHealthDay, let's remember that taking care of ourselves is about more than just protecting our physical health—we must also prioritize mental health and check in loved ones. For resources visit, https://t.co/ceHKKpRAUj.

Pam and I are sending our best wishes to the President and First Lady, and to the more the 46,000 Americans—and 450 Virginians—also diagnosed with #COVID19 yesterday. This virus is very real and very serious. Let’s continue to take care of each other by doing the right things.

This year, Virginia passed sweeping new laws to make voting more accessible—this is what removing barriers to ballot box looks like. QT @marykbruce: People waiting for hours in Virginia to cast their ballots. Despite this massive line, no complaints here. Voters t… https://t.co/vFFaAQMIk9)

After lots of hard work, the health metrics in Hampton Roads have significantly improved—localities in the region are now permitted to rejoin the rest of the Commonwealth in Phase Three. Let’s all continue to stay vigilant so we can keep moving forward. https://t.co/KgSVgnh5be

Today marks the 75 years since the end of World War II—let us always remember the service and sacrifice of the Greatest Generation, whose patriotism, courage, and leadership remains a powerful example to this day. #WWII75

Poll workers are on the front lines of our elections and help ensure every vote is counted––but we are facing a nationwide shortage due to #COVID19. You can help keep polling places open and operating smoothly on Election Day (and get paid). Sign up at https://t.co/GgVcSpoT5L. https://t.co/qeIvq2Qsju

RT @virginianpilot: Northam giving Virginians more time to renews driver’s licenses https://t.co/2RTThw1jlG

Thanks to @VAStateCorpComm, the existing moratorium on utility shutoffs has been extended through September 16—I will continue working with legislators to ensure we keep electricity, gas, and water services on for Virginians across the Commonwealth during the #COVID19 emergency. QT @Daily_Press: Virginia regulator extended a freeze on utility disconnections, which has been in place since March, until Sept. 16. https://t.co/RIPDTgjmMV)

HAPPENING NOW—I'm discussing Virginia's economic outlook and sharing my proposed amendments to our biennial budget. Tune in here: https://t.co/HCVu2phCnq

RT @NWSWPC: Southeastern Virginia experienced heavy rain/flash flooding yesterday as a storm system moved through the region.… https://t.co/Pm8ypbfdrl

Earlier today, I joined @SenatorLocke, @delegatebagby, the @VPLC, and many advocates to ceremonially sign the Virginia Fairness in Lending Act. After years of effort, this law will finally protect Virginians and their families from aggressive predatory lending practices. https://t.co/Xrb60QM1oN

Case numbers are rising in Hampton Roads, as are hospitalizations, ICU admissions, and emergency room visits related to #COVID19. And we are seeing a significant shift toward people 20 and younger testing positive. So, we are taking action to turn this around.

While Virginia has so far avoided the dramatic increase in cases that many other states are seeing, there continues to be a concerning rise in Hampton Roads and the Peninsula, where the test positivity rate is 10.8 percent—the rate for the rest of the Virginia averages 6 percent. https://t.co/iDg5BDxSEb

1️⃣ Starting Friday, no alcohol will be sold or consumed on site after 10 PM, and restaurants must close by midnight—this effectively closes all bars. 2️⃣ Indoor dining will be reduced to 50 percent capacity. 3️⃣ Social gatherings will be limited to 50 people.

These new restrictions take effect July 31 at midnight and will apply to the Cities of Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, Suffolk, Portsmouth, Hampton, Williamsburg, Newport News, Poquoson, James City County, and York County. This is about stopping the spread in Hampton Roads.

But even though these new measures are targeted at mitigating the spread of #COVID19 in Hampton Roads, everyone must remain vigilant. Let's ALL do the right thing and follow the guidelines: Wear a mask. Keep your distance. Wash your hands regularly. Stay home. Avoid crowds.

Learn more about the executive order I signed today: https://t.co/Co2NV83HPD

Today, I shared some important updates on our continued response to #COVID19 in Virginia. Case counts are largely stable in 4 of our 5 health regions—including in Northern Virginia, where 3 million people live. Cases have dropped there by two-thirds, since the peak in late May. https://t.co/RiOgU2VIM5

This initiative will be administered by @VA_DSBSD, and applications will be available starting August 10. Learn more about #RebuildVA eligibility criteria, covered expenses, and how to submit an application at https://t.co/hJ3AH6sV26. https://t.co/NnwFstPDAG

Small businesses are the backbone of our economy and the bedrock of our communities—and they are among those hardest hit by #COVID19. Today, I unveiled #RebuildVA, a new $70 million grant fund to help eligible businesses and nonprofits as they work to recover from this crisis. https://t.co/Qx1wpL6fXl