(NewsNation) \u2014\u00a0Voters in Virginia will decide whether to redraw congressional districts, essentially giving Democrats a 10-1 edge in the state\u2019s delegation.<\/p>\n
Tuesday\u2019s referendum asks voters if it can temporarily pass a new House map before 2030, when lines are redrawn following the U.S. Census.<\/p>\n
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Virginia is the latest state to seek to redraw lines to give an advantage to one party. States like Texas and Missouri have changed lines that benefit Republicans. California also redistricted, which could potentially give Democrats additional seats.<\/p>\n
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