Morgan Griffith

House Republicans aim to advance Reconciliation 3.0 within eight legislative days before the July 4 break, requiring swift passage of a budget resolution to bypass the filibuster. Challenges include unresolved funding mechanisms and policy disagreements, with some GOP members criticizing 'fake pay-fors' and lacking reforms. President Donald Trump is set to meet Senate Republicans to push his SAVE America Act, while the Senate delays action on a third party-line bill.

President Donald Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson urge Virginia voters to reject a Democratic redistricting ballot measure that could shift Virginia's congressional delegation to a 10-1 Democratic majority. The proposed map, criticized as a 'blatant partisan power grab,' threatens five Republican-held seats and could eliminate four out of five GOP congressional positions in the state.

President Donald Trump is urging Virginia voters to reject a Democratic redistricting ballot measure that could shift the state's congressional delegation to a 10-1 Democratic advantage. Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson argue the map is a partisan power grab that would eliminate Republican representation, while Democrats hold a voter registration edge in the state.

Virginia Republican Rep. Ben Cline criticizes Democrat-backed redistricting efforts, claiming they aim to dilute rural votes and transform Virginia into a Democratic-leaning state like New England. The proposed map would split Cline's district into five seats, with Republicans arguing it gerrymanders the delegation to a 10-1 Democratic majority. A recent poll shows a tight race as voters prepare to vote on a constitutional amendment to redraw congressional maps.

Virginia Democrats, including Rep. Suhas Subramanyam, defend a redistricting referendum aimed at shifting Virginia's congressional map to a 10-1 Democratic majority, countering GOP claims that the plan would dilute rural voters' influence. The referendum, set for April 21, faces criticism from Republicans like Rep. Ben Cline, who warn it would split rural votes, while Democrats argue it restores fairness in apportionment.

Virginia Democrats, including Rep. Suhas Subramanyam, defend a redistricting referendum aimed at shifting the state's congressional map to a 10-1 Democratic majority, countering GOP claims that the plan would dilute rural votes. The effort faces criticism from Republicans like Rep. Ben Cline, who warn of splitting rural constituencies, while Democrats argue it restores fairness and addresses state issues like healthcare and immigration.