Record #3967
The Virginia Supreme Court will not block the new 10-1 Virginia congressional map approved by the referendum
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Occurrence 1 of 1 · source record #3967 MeidasTouch · MeidasTouch Full Podcast - 4/24/26
Original quoteSo it's unlikely if they allowed the vote to take place, now that it took place and in democracy it function and the people voted that the Virginia Supreme Court is going to block the map that they've already basically approved through prior litigation.
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How the call settles
The Virginia Supreme Court rules to leave the referendum-approved 10-1 congressional map in place
Our reasoning
NO on the research record because On 2026-05-08 the Supreme Court of Virginia struck down the referendum-approved redistricting amendment in a 46-page opinion, holding the referral process violated constitutional requirements and rendering the vote 'null and void,' and ordered the state to use the 2022/2024 congressional map.. Applied stored rule: The Virginia Supreme Court rules to leave the referendum-approved 10-1 congressional map in place.
Outcome evidence
On 2026-05-08 the Supreme Court of Virginia struck down the referendum-approved redistricting amendment in a 46-page opinion, holding the referral process violated constitutional requirements and rendering the vote 'null and void,' and ordered the state to use the 2022/2024 congressional map.
Outcome date: 2026-05-08
Verdict recorded: 2026-07-30
Basis: research