
Virginia’s Close Vote Shows Why the Map Should Have Never Been Redrawn
There's no sugar-coating the dejection that half of Virginia feels after Tuesday's wafer-thin loss. For voters in the Commonwealth, who endured around-the-clock lies and a political strategy dominated by Democratic dollars, the redistricting war was never a fair fight. By the end, only 88,900 ballots separated the "yes" and "no" camps - an ironic rebuke of the state's new one-party rule.









