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Virginia

FBaggins

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4. Mostly no.

Reply to ColinC (Reply #3)

Wed Nov 3, 2021, 11:43 AM

Nov 2021

Yes... the redistricting commission is pretty strong (meaning likely to control) IF they draw lines that the commission can get consensus on.

However - if consensus cannot be reached (effectively meaning that both parties agreed), then the process gets kicked automatically to the state supreme court.

Note - this has already occurred for this cycle. The supremes don't need to override anything.

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The commission is pretty strong there, no? ColinC Nov 2021 #3

Mostly no. FBaggins Nov 2021 #4

bleh. ColinC Nov 2021 #5