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Error-prone Virginia Dems ask state Supreme Court to stay its redistricting ruling

BizPac Review·Far Right·May 9, 2026

Virginia Democrats filed a spelling-error-ridden motion on Friday asking the Virginia Supreme Court to stay its latest ruling. Earlier Friday, the Virginia Supreme Court blocked a heavily […]

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Error-prone Virginia Dems ask state Supreme Court to stay its redistricting ruling

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Virginia Democrats filed a spelling-error-ridden motion on Friday asking the Virginia Supreme Court to stay its latest ruling. Earlier Friday, the Virginia Supreme Court blocked a heavily […]

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