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Democrats Ask SCOTUS To Classify Virginia’s 45-Day Election As A ‘Single Day’ Event

Virginia’s appeal process to the U.S. Supreme Court has been notable for its sloppiness and contradictory reasoning.

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Virginia Democrats, led by Attorney General Jay Jones, have appealed a state Supreme Court decision blocking their attempt to gerrymander the state to the U.S. Supreme Court, arguing once again that “Election Day” is only one day, despite the “election” being 45 days long.

Pro-gerrymander Democrats are making the same argument to the U.S. Supreme Court that they have throughout the legal process: Voting may be 45 days long, but only a single “Election Day” counts as the “election.” That framework is how Democrats were able to shoehorn in the gerrymandering referendum in the first place, effectively disenfranchising more than 1.3 million voters who had already been voting for 42 days before the measure passed in the General Assembly.

On Friday, the Virginia Supreme Court disabused Jones and the Democrats of their flawed argument, stating that the theory would mean “early Virginia........

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