Ed O’keefe: The Va. Supreme Court Tossed Out a Redistricting Map, a Blow to Dems Hoping to Increase Their Seats in Congress

RUSH EXCERPT:O'KEEFE: "Tony a referendum that some with than 80 million dollar spent three million votes cast and would have given Democrats up to four more house seats after November’s elections is now nullified, but late today, Virginia Democrats said they plan to appeal to the us Supreme Court. The Virginia decision comes as protests broke out in Louisiana. Today is legislators. Debate is a new map that drops one of the states to majority black districts and it comes a day after chaos erupted in Tennessee Republicans voted to eliminate the states. Only democratic house see tonight in Alabama Republican governor their signed a bill changing that states map, but only if the Supreme Court grants permission. Republicans, as you said now, have the edge Tony and redrawn states, but ultimately, voters are going to decide who wins after November"

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Ed O’keefe: The Va. Supreme Court Tossed Out a Redistricting Map, a Blow to Dems Hoping to Increase Their Seats in Congress‘Virginia Democrats said they plan to appeal to the US Supreme Court’News & PoliticsRUSH EXCERPT:O'KEEFE: "Tony a referendum that some with than 80 million dollar spent three million votes cast and would have given Democrats up to four more house seats after November’s elections is now nullified, but late today, Virginia Democrats said they plan to appeal to the us Supreme Court. The Virginia decision comes as protests broke out in Louisiana. Today is legislators. Debate is a new map that drops one of the states to majority black districts and it comes a day after chaos erupted in Tennessee Republicans voted to eliminate the states. Only democratic house see tonight in Alabama Republican governor their signed a bill changing that states map, but only if the Supreme Court grants permission. Republicans, as you said now, have the edge Tony and redrawn states, but ultimately, voters are going to decide who wins after November"Video filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Audio filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Recipient e-mailMessage (optional)Preview

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