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Typo-Laden Motion Reaches Virginia High Court

Virginia’s anti-gerrymandering push faces legal hurdles after a key filing reached the Supreme Court with front-page errors.
WHO: Attorney General Jay Jones, House Speaker Don Scott, State Senator Louise Lucas
WHAT: A critical legal filing for reviving Virginia’s 2026 anti-gerrymandering referendum was submitted to the state Supreme Court with glaring errors.
WHEN: May 9, 2026 at 5:31 PM ET
WHERE: Virginia Supreme Court
WHY: The filing was rejected/complicated by glaring errors on its front page as part of the effort to revive the 2026 anti-gerrymandering referendum.
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