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Virginia localities prepare for April 21 redistricting referendum as legal battles continue

,   and  WTVR CBS 6
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Localities in the Commonwealth are moving forward with preparations for the April 21 redistricting referendum, even as court battles over its legality continue.

Both the Richmond and Henrico registrar's offices confirmed to CBS 6 that they are moving forward with early voting on Friday.

Henrico County has ordered ballots, tested machines and trained workers ahead of the vote.

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