Virginia judge stays certification of redistricting vote

[BackAgain]

Check out this post on X which does a good job explaining several significant problems with that referendum:



Good thinking and well expressed.

 

[BackAgain]

This will fall on appeal in all likelihood.

 

[citygator]

This will fall on appeal in all likelihood.

The Virginia Supreme Court has already ruled several times in favor of redistricting.

Will you accept their ruling when this one comes?

 

[22lcidw]

The Virginia Supreme Court has already ruled several times in favor of redistricting.

Will you accept their ruling when this one comes?

Your candidates are traitorous radicals. Lies on top of lies and changing their views as quick as turning the faucets of cold and hot water. Many of Trump's agendas are ones you recently agreed with and somehow are now against as an example.

 

[BackAgain]

The Virginia Supreme Court has already ruled several times in favor of redistricting.

Will you accept their ruling when this one comes?

The objection is to “redistricting.”

The objection is to the validity of this particular referendum based on a few, distinct, but rational, bases They include the improper phrasing of the referendum issue on the ballot, the legally invalid procedural manner n by which that state legislature propelled the referendum to a vote and the lack of a legally required second vote on it.

Had it been proposed and worded properly, etc., this wouldn’t be a valid legal dispute. For, in that case, the Va residents would have spoken. Now? Not so much.

 

[citygator]

The objection is to “redistricting.”

The objection is to the validity of this particular referendum based on a few, distinct, but rational, bases They include the improper phrasing of the referendum issue on the ballot, the legally invalid procedural manner n by which that state legislature propelled the referendum to a vote and the lack of a legally required second vote on it.

Had it been proposed and worded properly, etc., this wouldn’t be a valid legal dispute. For, in that case, the Va residents would have spoken. Now? Not so much.

No Supreme Court will disenfranchise millions of voters on made up procedural issues that were already addressed earlier by the court. Broadly they’ve already ruled on these by letting the vote go on. The final ruling is inevitable.

Good Luck.