Virginia redistricting ballot measure could still be struck down after voting, experts say
Source: Washington Examiner · Bias: Center Right
Summary
A contentious ballot measure in Virginia that could reshape the state’s congressional maps in favor of Democrats is facing a series of legal challenges that experts say will not be resolved even after voters cast their ballots. Virginians are set to vote April 21 on a state constitutional amendment that would temporarily allow the legislature […]
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