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slot 666ns @ sr8888 post4d kupu12 senja35 The special election on gerrymandered House districts is off, says Tazewell judge in a new ruling that also takes aim at the use of ‘fairness’ in the referendum question itself. Appeal is in, too. From the EPEC Team newsletter: Virginia’s elections chief and the Democrat Spanberger administration have appealed already, but for now, the April The special election on gerrymandered House districts is off, says Tazewell judge in a new ruling that also takes aim at the use of ‘fairness’ in the referendum question itself. Appeal is in, too.

ug11pay @ spg110 presidencc bcidn bejoplay A special election on a constitutional amendment question about whether to allow gerrymandered congressional seats across Virginia’s 11 districts is a go after the state Supreme Court ruled it would decide on its legality after the vote. The high court denied a motion by Democrats in the assembly to stay a Tazewell County district court

wk888 @ togelasus kingspin mudawd.net bagogo88 Americans across the nation are expressing shock and dismay on social media about Virginia Democrats’ blizzard of radical bills that raise a raft of taxes, target Second Amendment rights, decriminalize crime, and allow long-term ID cards for foreign nationals in the United States illegally. On the crime issue alone, the New York Post reported: “House

omahcuan @ empayer888 mulio4d ink714 fatihtoto From the EPEC Team Newsletter: A district court judge in Tazewell County has ruled that Virginia Democrats’ redistricting referendum flouted proper notice statutes and the constitution, throwing a wrench into their rush to redistrict congressional maps before the midterms. Judge Jack Hurley Jr. of Tazewell County Circuit Court’s ruling enjoins the Special Election slated Virginia District judge’s ruling in Tazewell County is widely viewed as throwing a wrench into VA Democrats’ rush to re-draw congressional maps before the midterms.

at779 @ callo188 bakricuan kenzo668 jagoanpecah By Jonathan Lareau, volunteer Chief Technology Officer, EPEC Team Reprinted from DigitalPollWatchers.org We have updated our previous analysis with the latest information from Virginia’s Department of Elections data. (See prior reports from March 2024, July 2024, Sept 2024, Oct 2024, Nov 2024, Dec 2024, March 2025 and August 2025.) Abstract: Using the data provided by

monferatoto @ jamur46 salju75 superhoki pagarjp From EPEC Team Newsletter: Voters will be asked in April to approve a ‘temporary’ constitutional amendment to eliminate Republican seats in order to ‘restore fairness.’ The Virginia Democrat-majority assembly’s bid to gerrymander some four or five more of congressional seats in their favor has landed — with a thud. The vaguely worded constitutional amendment referendum,

From EPEC Team Newsletter: Virginia does not appear among the latest lawsuits by DOJ’s Civil Rights division against states to compel voter-roll maintenance records. Did VA finally respond to the DOJ’s letter? The Department of Justice has filed six new lawsuits against blue states over their refusal to comply with voter-list transparency requirements under DOJ has election integrity cops back on the beat, after years of all but ignoring states’ duty to maintain accurate voter rolls. More than half are being cleaned up.

Virginia’s 2025 Election came to a close early Tuesday night with a Democrat sweep that is shaping up to be the year that absentee mail-in ballots swamped Republican balloting. Democrats took all the top races and flipped 13 House of Delegate seats to increase their majority and currently hold a slim majority in the state

Some 150,000 mail-in absentee ballots are “still out” which is about the same or slightly above 2021. Ballots in Republican-leaning House districts were up by 60,000 over Democrat-leaning House districts.