Entering his final full year in office, Gov. Glenn Youngkin addressed a joint session of the General Assembly on Monday, delivering his annual State of the Commonwealth speech after a delay caused by last week’s winter storm and the resulting Richmond water crisis.

In the House chamber during the speech, Republicans were often on their feet applauding, while Democrats remained seated during key moments.

Glenn Youngkin delivered the annual State of the Commonwealth on Monday--the last of his term as governor of Virginia.

The governor had been set to speak on Jan. 8, but lawmakers delayed their first full working day of the session due to Richmond's boil-water advisory.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin appeared Monday before both state legislative chambers to discuss his priorities for the last session he will oversee.