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Majority Of Virginians Oppose Dems’ Gerrymander, But It’s Up To GOP To Get Out The Vote

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A majority of Virginia residents do not support the Democrats’ attempt to gerrymander the commonwealth’s congressional districts, according to a new poll, but it remains unclear whether the Republican Party is organized enough to get those people out to vote.

According to a Roanoke College survey taken from Feb. 9 to Feb. 16, 52 percent of respondents said they would vote to maintain Virginia’s current redistricting process. Forty-four percent said they would support the Democrat gerrymandering referendum to change it, allowing a highly partisan, mid-decade redistricting process to take place.

The Democrats’ plan would overturn the current delegation of six........

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