The Virginia Supreme Court is considering whether to block a voter-approved US House map that was passed by the Democratic-led General Assembly. The case contends that the General Assembly violated procedural requirements by placing the constitutional amendment before voters to authorize mid-decade redistricting. The court will hear arguments in the case on Monday.
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The Virginia Supreme Court is considering a Republican challenge to a voter-approved US House map that could give Democrats four additional seats. The challenge claims the Democratic-led General Assembly broke procedural rules by putting the map to a vote. If the court agrees, it could invalidate the map and render the recent statewide vote meaningless.
newspaper Read articleVirginia Supreme Court considers whether to block voter-approved US House map favoring Democrats The Virginia Supreme Court on Monday will hear arguments in a Republican challenge to the redrawn congressional map that was approved by voters last week and could net Democrats four additional U.S. The case contends that the Democratic-led General Assembly violated procedural requirements by placing the constitutional amendment before voters to authorize mid-decade redistricting. If the court agrees
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The Virginia Supreme Court is considering a Republican challenge to a voter-approved US House map that could give Democrats four additional seats. The challenge claims the Democratic-led General Assembly broke procedural rules by putting the map to a vote. If the court agrees, it could invalidate the map and render the recent statewide vote meaningless.
Virginia Supreme Court considers whether to block voter-approved US House map favoring Democrats The Virginia Supreme Court on Monday will hear arguments in a Republican challenge to the redrawn congressional …
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