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Virginia's Top Court Blocks New Congressional Map

May 8, 2026Center

The Virginia Supreme Court blocked a new congressional map approved by state voters that was poised to help Democrats gain additional US House seats, giving Republicans an important victory after a year of redistricting efforts had largely ended in a stalemate. Greg Giroux of Bloomberg Government breaks down the case and what happens next on Bloomberg Intelligence. (Source: Bloomberg)

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