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Va. Democrats roll out redistricting amendment to counter GOP map changes in other states

The last-minute effort faces sharp pushback from Republicans and Attorney General Miyares, who says timing breaches Virginia’s constitutional process

,   and  Markus Schmidt, Virginia Mercury
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Members of the Virginia House of Delegates during a special session at the Capitol in Richmond Monday, where lawmakers debated the legitimacy of a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow the General Assembly to modify congressional districts mid-decade — a move Republicans and Attorney General Jason Miyares say violates the state Constitution. (Photo by Markus Schmidt/Virginia Mercury)

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