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NOV 7, 2026
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Virginia’s Supreme Court struck down the new congressional maps and restored the 2021 map for 2026. That keeps Virginia’s current 6-5 Democratic House delegation advantage in place, though Democrats are appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court. The redistricting fight remains active in several states ahead of the midterms. The ruling appears to favor Democrats by keeping the current map in place, but the appeal adds uncertainty. The market may price in a slightly better Democratic outlook until the legal fight is resolved.
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Thanks to Trump-initiated gerrymandering and two huge court decisions, Democrats need to overperform to flip the House in 2026.
Currently, Republicans have 217 seats in the House to Democrats’ 212. There’s one independent member. Five seats are vacant.
The Republican congresswoman agreed with a racist remark made about Hakeem Jeffries by a radio host on air.
As the Supreme Court of Virginia weighs whether to uphold the redistricting referendum that would allow the General Assembly to redraw congressional maps mid-decade, candidates in the 2nd District are gearing up for what could be familiar contest.
Vice President JD Vance will visit Iowa on April 30 to campaign for Republicans in the midterms, appearing with Rep. Zach Nunn in a competitive House race as speculation grows about a potential 2028 presidential run.
Democrats are vowing to fight on after being dealt a series of blows in the partisan fight to redraw congressional maps ahead of the 2026 midterms.
It was a great win, but it was a victory for the rule of law, the congresswoman said on Newsmax's Wake Up America on Monday morning. And it was a victory for fairness and a victory for fair representation for Virginians.
Redistricting in the state was approved by voters but struck down on procedural grounds.
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