Delegates

Supreme Court Lets Virginia Use Election Map Redrawn To Fix Racial Gerrymandering

The court ruled that Republicans in the Virginia House of Delegates did not have standing to appeal a lower court ruling that struck down the old map.
By Lawrence Hurley, Reuters

Federal Court Calls BS On Virginia GOP's Explanation For Racial Gerrymandering

The court struck down 11 districts in the Virginia House of Delegates. Lawmakers have until Oct. 30 to redraw them.
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To Help Strapped Borrowers, States Turn To Student Loan Ombudsmen

A combined 43 million people owe more than $1.3 trillion in student loans. About 4.6 million of them were in default at the end of last year.
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Virginia Democrats Score A Surprising Win Against Powerful Utility Monopoly

The GOP majority was evidently unprepared.
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Spanish-Language SOTU Respondent: Democrats 'Cannot Be Centrist Any More'

Virginia Del. Elizabeth Guzman (D) represents the new, more progressive face of the Democratic Party.
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Shelly Simonds Concedes To David Yancey In Virginia Tiebreaker Race

Republicans will retain control of the state's House of Delegates.
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Coastal Protection: A Bipartisan Moment For Resistance?

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Republican Wins Drawing Settling Tied Virginia House Of Delegates Race

The wild election came down to picking names from a bowl and means the GOP keeps control of the House of Delegates.
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Name-Drawing In Virginia Election To Proceed, After Court Rejects Democrat's Lawsuit

The dramatic race in Virginia's House District 94 has dragged on for nearly two months since the election.
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Battle Over Contested Virginia House Of Delegates Seat Will Drag On

The name-drawing to determine the winner of House District 94, which could decide which party controls the chamber, is now scheduled for Jan. 4.
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