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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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Proposed Virginia map would help Democrats flip up to four House seats

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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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MAP: How Virginia Democrats' redistricting proposal would reshape elections

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Virginia special elections are February 10: Voter guide

Early in-person voting began Jan. 31 and will run through Feb. 7.

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Gov. Spanberger signs bills that send redistricting, same-sex marriage, voting rights, abortion amendments to voters

On Friday, Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed multiple bills that will result in ballot measures being sent to Virginians in 2026, regarding abortion, voting rights, same-sex marriage, and redistricting.

Virginia voter guide: 2 seats in General Assembly up for grabs in special election

An appointment by Gov. Abigail Spanberger has caused a domino effect of special elections to fill two vacancies in Virginia’s General Assembly.

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Same-sex marriage, abortion, voting rights, redistricting: Spanberger sends proposed constitutional amendments to Virginia voters

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger is advancing significant constitutional amendment proposals including enshrining same-sex marriage, the right to reproductive freedom, automatic voting right restoration for time-served felons,

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Virginia proposal aims to align electoral votes with national popular vote

A Virginia House bill would tie the state’s electoral votes to the national popular vote winner if enough states join the interstate compact.

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Virginia Beach wants to ban campaign signs at early voting sites

Officials are considering a ban on campaign signs at early voting locations and the new registrar’s office. If approved, signs would only be allowed at polling locations from 6 p.m. the day