1. VA Governorship is a tossup. VA often, but not always, elects opposite the White House, but there's no guarantees that will happen. The current early polling places it in a dead heat, and Sears I think will be a strong candidate as she guts pretty much every single Progressive identity attack angle which means the only thing left is to label her an "Uncle Tom" and... I have my doubts about that playing well to blacks in Virginia. Meanwhile she has a lot of support in the Republican base and it appears to be a united party behind here as it looks like there won't be a contentious primary for the Republicans. Finally she's basically running as a continuity candidate for the current Republican Governor who is pretty popular overall.
2. House seats will be interesting; however, the House is currently still biased towards Democrats due to shenanigans with the 2020 Census.
3. They're not going to get rid of the Progressive and Far Left based on everything seen so far, right now it seems the forming narrative among Democrats is that Harris wasn't Progressive ENOUGH.