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Virginia Democrats Ask US Supreme Court To Reinstate Congressional Map
Virginia Democrats Ask US Supreme Court To Reinstate Congressional Map
Authored by Bryan Hyde via American Greatness,
Virginia Democrats, along with their state Attorney General, have asked the US Supreme Court to override the Virginia Supreme Court’s decision last week that struck down a partisan redistricting plan.
ABC News reports Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones wrote in the emergency application filed on Monday that the Virginia Supreme Court was “deeply mistaken” when it invalidated a ballot measure to amend the state constitution that would have netted Democrats as many as four new congressional...
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