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Politics Virginia has new voting maps after redistricting process finishes The maps change the lines of many Congressional, State Senate, and House of Delegates districts, reshaping Virginia politics.
Virginia has trended toward Democrats in recent decades thanks to growth in the Northern Virginia suburbs, though historically it has been one of America’s most contested states. Republican ...
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Virginia’s bipartisan redistricting commission could give up on trying to redraw the state’s legislative districts after intense partisan bickering that showed few signs of letting up during a ...
The Virginia Beach and the Hampton Roads region are experiencing the highest rate of sea level rise on the Atlantic coast.
Virginians voted overwhelmingly last year in favor of a new system of drawing electoral maps. They clearly hoped for an improvement on the partisan power plays that for decades had granted ...
Draft maps for new congressional districts in Virginia would provide Democrats a strong chance to win six or seven of the state’s 11 seats, but they also draw Democratic Rep. Abigail Spanberg… ...
The Virginia NAACP wants legislative elections this year under new General Assembly maps that the Virginia Supreme Court approved in late December, not as scheduled in 2023.
Virginia scored 1,578 out of a possible 2,500 points, ranking No. 1 for education and second for infrastructure.
After coming to another partisan stalemate during a turbulent meeting Friday, some on the commission admitted that reaching a compromise on state legislative maps appears to be a lost cause.
The Supreme Court of Virginia said Tuesday that it had unanimously approved maps establishing congressional and state legislative districts under the commonwealth’s new redistricting process.… ...
Election experts hail Michigan’s and Virginia’s new congressional maps as big victories after voters approved ballot measures to overhaul redistricting.