Jack Hurley

Virginia's Supreme Court is set to review a controversial redistricting map that effectively eliminated most GOP congressional districts. The resolution, criticized for misleading language and rushed approval, faces legal challenges over constitutional concerns, with Attorney General Jay Jones defending it despite accusations of gerrymandering.

A Virginia court ruled the state's redistricting referendum unconstitutional, blocking its certification and sparking immediate appeals from both sides. Republicans hailed the decision as a legal victory, while Democrats, including Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones, vowed to challenge the ruling.

A Virginia court ruled the state's redistricting referendum unconstitutional, blocking its certification and sparking immediate appeals from both parties. Republicans hailed the decision as a legal victory, while Democrats argued it undermines voter-approved efforts to redraw district maps.