virginia redistricting

Democrats dealt blow by Virginia Supreme Court

Virginia high court leaves Democratic-led redistricting vote blocked for now

By Joseph Ax April 28 (Reuters) - Virginia's top court on Tuesday left in place a county judge's order temporarily blocking the state from certifying the results of last week's referendum, when voters approved a new Democratic-drawn congressional map aimed at flipping four Republican U.

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Cuccinelli says Dems undercut own redistricting defense as Virginia justices press 'Yes' camp

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Democrats dealt blow by Virginia Supreme Court after redistricting win

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Trende: Virginia Redistricting Could Deliver Dems A Few Seats, But "Some Of These Districts Are Actually Very Close"

RCP elections analyst Sean Trende told CSPAN this morning that the escalating back and forth from both parties across the country, redistricting their congressional maps ahead of the midterms, has pre...

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Virginia court keeps redistricting vote blocked

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Virginia Supreme Court considers legality of redistricting election

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Virginia weighs legality of new congressional map favoring Democrats that could reshape US House

The new districts, which could net Democrats four additional seats, won narrow voter approval last week.

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Supreme Court of Virginia weighs challenge to redistricting amendment

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Virginia Supreme Court denies attorney general's motion to certify results of redistricting referendum

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Judge Sounds Skeptical In Virginia Redistricting Fight Hearing

Justice Wesley Russell appeared most openly dubious about the redrawing, the fairness of early voting and special sessions, generally.

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Election probe targets 'unusual' reports in wake of Virginia redistricting referendum: AFPI

A Trumpworld-tied group is investigating Virginia's mail-in ballot practices after concerns surfaced following the narrow redistricting referendum win.

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Lucas: Virginia could learn from Massachusetts

Virginia’s problem is that it did not go far enough. Instead of leaving one Republican Congressional district intact under its new redistricting plan, it should have rubbed them all out, the way the Democrats did in Massachusetts.