Senator George Barker (left), Senator Bill Stanley, and Delegate Delores McQuinn discuss maps during a September 27, 2021 meeting of the Virginia Redistricting Commission. (Credit: Jahd Khalil / RADIO IQ)
The Virginia Redistricting Commission considered maps for the House of Delegates Wednesday. And the question of “political fairness” is likely to continue to arise, both because of legal requirements on the commission and politics. Jahd Khalil reports.
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