Virginia Supreme Court Considers Blocking Voter-Approved House Map

The Virginia Supreme Court is currently considering whether to block a voter-approved US House map that has been criticized for potentially favoring Democrats. The court's decision will determine the future electoral boundaries in the state.

27 Apr, 04:03 — 27 Apr, 04:03

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