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  1. Republican lawmakers are pushing for actions to disenfranchise Black voters through targeted efforts in the South, including gerrymandering in Virginia.
  2. In Virginia, efforts were made on May 28, 2026, to push a ruling on state gerrymandering, while an office defended the civil rights of the Commonwealth.

A lawsuit filed by Toni Johnson against the state of Virginia is underway, challenging the state's disenfranchisement rules following a ruling by Judge Gibney.

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A lawsuit filed by Toni Johnson against the state of Virginia is underway, challenging the state's disenfranchisement rules following a ruling by Judge Gibney.

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In Virginia, efforts were made on May 28, 2026, to push a ruling on state gerrymandering, while an office defended the civil rights of the Commonwealth. All 1 developments

Within Republican lawmakers are pushing for actions to disenfranchise Black voters through targeted efforts in the South, including gerrymandering in Virginia.

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