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🚨Huge CNN MELTDOWN — Hakeem Jeffries Virginia Strategy BACKFIRES!

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May 15, 2026

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Thursday morning, Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger appeared to throw cold water on Democrats pushing the U.S. Supreme Court to step into the state’s redistricting battle, signaling Virginia will likely move forward using the old congressional maps for the November election.

Earlier this week, top Virginia Democrats including Senate Majority Leader Scott Surovell, Speaker Don Scott, Sen. Louise Lucas, and Attorney General Jay Jones asked SCOTUS to intervene after the Virginia Supreme Court ruled Democrats did not properly follow constitutional procedures when attempting to change the maps.

The emergency filing asked the Supreme Court to pause the ruling so election officials could begin moving voters into new districts before early voting starts next month for the August primaries.

Now, even Governor Spanberger appears to be acknowledging the possibility that the old maps will remain in place, marking another major twist in Virginia’s ongoing redistricting fight.#trump #meltdown #cnn #news #funny #fox

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