Redistricting Commissioners Worry About Workload And Timeline
Virginia’s Redistricting Commission during a recent meeting. (Credit: Jahd Khalil)
The commissioners who will redraw Virginia’s voting districts have said in a number of ways that they still don’t have the help they need, or enough time, to complete their work.
Jahd Khalil reports those concerns were evident at the meeting Tuesday.
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