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Virginia, Democrats and congressional map

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Virginia Democrats agree to new map that gives Republicans just one seat
Virginia Democrats announced on Thursday that they agreed on a proposed congressional map that would include 10 Democrat-leaning seats and just one Republican-leaning seat. Virginia lawmakers previously debated a similar Democrat-favoring map that had a 9-2 split.

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Virginia Democrats show map to counter Trump redistricting but its future is unclear
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Virginia Democrats propose congressional map that could boost their party in the midterms
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VA Democrats' redistricting map pulls Petersburg-area district west
On Thursday, Feb. 5, state Democrats rolled out their politically-charged proposal that would redraw Virginia congressional districts onto a map that gives their party an overwhelming edge.

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Here’s what a new congressional map could mean for Hampton Roads
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Virginia Senate votes to amend Virginia Beach charter in favor of 10-1 election system

RICHMOND — The Virginia Senate voted 27 to 13 Thursday to pass legislation amending Virginia Beach’s city charter in order to formally adopt the single-member districts the city has used for the last two election cycles. Virginia Beach Sens. Aaron Rouse, a Democrat, and Bill DeSteph, a Republican, were at odds over the vote.
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Virginia Supreme Court will hear redistricting challenge

The state's High Court will decide if Virginia Democrats' gerrymander push can move forward.
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