Dems' Virginia gamble pays off in redistricting wars
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Dems' Virginia gamble pays off in redistricting wars
"Virginia Democrats can't redraw reality. This close margin reinforces that Virginia is a purple state that shouldn't be represented by a severe partisan gerrymander."
Virginia's congressional delegation is projected to change from a 6-5 Democratic majority to approximately 10-1 in favor of Republicans. This shift follows a referendum that the Virginia Supreme Court allowed to proceed. Republicans are also looking to redraw maps in Florida to gain additional seats. Democrats express relief but remain vigilant, anticipating further challenges. Virginia's governor emphasized the voters' decision to counteract perceived partisan gerrymandering, while Republicans argue that the state should not be represented by extreme partisan lines.
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