Virginia's Congressional Map in Limbo After Supreme Court Ruling The Supreme Court has declined to reinstate a new congressional map in Virginia, leaving the current map, which many argue is biased towards Democrats, in place until at least 2024.
The court's refusal to intervene means that some congressional seats may become vacant due to redistricting.
Understanding the Impact of the Supreme Court Ruling on Virginia's Congressional Representation The new congressional map was put forth by a state commission tasked with redrawing the boundaries after the 2020 census.