WILL FCPS BE CLOSED 4-21ST?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Special election for what?

To throw out the constitutional requirement voted in by around 2/3 of fairfax residents that requires all voting districts to be drawn by an independent coalition.

The "Fair" Voting Act replace the independent commisdion with a gerrymandered map in violation of the Virginia Constitution, that divides Fairfax county into 5 congressional districts around 15 miles apart.

In the new gerrymandered map voted on in April, the new state government:

District 11 goes through 14 counties in a giant V shape, from Arlington at the point out to rural virginia hours away past Harrisonburg and Charlottesville on one leg and around Goochland County on the other end, wrapping around Richmond.

District 8 is like a lizard doing a headstand with its tail in the air, starting with a sliver of Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax and Prince William counties, through 16 counties down to around Glouchester County near Williamsburg.



County map:

At the end of the day we voted for this

No.

We voted for "affordability" not shredding the Virginia constitution and gerrymandering that disenfranchises 45% of our state.

The Virginia gerrymandering is far more egregious than the Texas gerrymandering. Just look at the maps.

[Anonymous]

The virginia Supreme Court approved the redistricting referendum. So much for those keyboard warriors here saying it was illegal!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you want to talk about gerrymandering, I suggest you start with California, Illinois, and Massachusetts.

Every single County in MA voted Kamala so tell me again how is "gerrymandering".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The virginia Supreme Court approved the redistricting referendum. So much for those keyboard warriors here saying it was illegal!

not a done deal

Still, the ruling doesn't end the broader legal challenge over Democrats' redistricting maneuver. The state Supreme Court court said it may schedule oral arguments and laid out a schedule for opening briefs in the case.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you want to talk about gerrymandering, I suggest you start with California, Illinois, and Massachusetts.

Every single County in MA voted Kamala so tell me again how is "gerrymandering".

https://www.politico.com/2024-election/results/massachusetts/

No GOP congress members, but plenty of red areas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The virginia Supreme Court approved the redistricting referendum. So much for those keyboard warriors here saying it was illegal!

not a done deal

Still, the ruling doesn't end the broader legal challenge over Democrats' redistricting maneuver. The state Supreme Court court said it may schedule oral arguments and laid out a schedule for opening briefs in the case.

It’s done. You MAGA types have no one the blame but yourselves.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The virginia Supreme Court approved the redistricting referendum. So much for those keyboard warriors here saying it was illegal!

not a done deal

Still, the ruling doesn't end the broader legal challenge over Democrats' redistricting maneuver. The state Supreme Court court said it may schedule oral arguments and laid out a schedule for opening briefs in the case.

It’s done. You MAGA types have no one the blame but yourselves.

Can you read?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Special election for what?

To throw out the constitutional requirement voted in by around 2/3 of fairfax residents that requires all voting districts to be drawn by an independent coalition.

The "Fair" Voting Act replace the independent commisdion with a gerrymandered map in violation of the Virginia Constitution, that divides Fairfax county into 5 congressional districts around 15 miles apart.

In the new gerrymandered map voted on in April, the new state government:

District 11 goes through 14 counties in a giant V shape, from Arlington at the point out to rural virginia hours away past Harrisonburg and Charlottesville on one leg and around Goochland County on the other end, wrapping around Richmond.

District 8 is like a lizard doing a headstand with its tail in the air, starting with a sliver of Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax and Prince William counties, through 16 counties down to around Glouchester County near Williamsburg.



County map:

At the end of the day we voted for this

No.

We voted for "affordability" not shredding the Virginia constitution and gerrymandering that disenfranchises 45% of our state.

The Virginia gerrymandering is far more egregious than the Texas gerrymandering. Just look at the maps.

The voters will decide.