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Lawmakers kill bill calling for transparency in redistricting commission
Bill would have required meetings to be advertised and accessible to public
RICHMOND, Va. — The Virginia Senate killed a House proposal to expand access to the commonwealth’s new redistricting commission and help make the process more transparent and democratic. House Bill
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Although it’s hard to think way back to January 2020, a time before a year of social unrest, pandemic and economic peril, that’s when Virginia’s legislature and executive branch became
Virginia redistricting committee takes shape
Applications due Dec. 28 for eight citizen slots
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RICHMOND, Va. — More than half a dozen legislators have been named to a bipartisan redistricting commission that seeks to fairly draw congressional and state legislative districts. The commission will