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Supreme Court Keeps Virginia’s 2021 Districts for Upcoming Primary

5/16/2026

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U.S. Supreme Court rejected Virginia's request to restore a new congressional map, keeping the 2021 districts for upcoming elections.
The request stemmed from a state constitutional amendment struck down after it appeared on the ballot following the start of early voting.
Governor Abigail Spanberger confirmed elections will use the 2021 districts, while Commissioner Steve Koski said a court order is needed by Tuesday to set primary lines for the Aug 4 primary.

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U.S. Supreme Court rejected Virginia's request to restore a new congressional map, keeping the 2021 districts for upcoming elections.
The request stemmed from a state constitutional amendment struck down after it appeared on the ballot following the start of early voting.
Governor Abigail Spanberger confirmed elections will use the 2021 districts, while Commissioner Steve Koski said a court order is needed by Tuesday to set primary lines for the Aug 4 primary.