Loudoun County Republican Committee

The Supreme Court of the United States has now joined the Supreme Court of Virginia in choosing to nullify an election and the votes of more than three million Virginians. These Virginians made their voices heard — casting their ballots in good faith to push back against a President who said he’s “entitled” to more seats in Congress before voters go to the polls. As Governor, I will make sure voters know when and how to cast their votes this year. Because our votes are how we choose the representation we deserve.

🚨EXPLAINER- United States Supreme Court decision regarding Virginia’s redistricting case🚨 The U.S. Supreme Court declined to step into the case. That means the decision of the Virginia Supreme Court stands, and Virginia’s current congressional maps will remain in place for the 2026 elections. (AP News) A lot of people are understandably confused about what exactly happened, so let’s walk through it clearly. Earlier this year, Virginia voters approved a referendum that would have changed Virginia’s congressional district maps. Supporters argued the new maps were needed because of redistricting fights happening in other states around the country. But the Virginia Supreme Court ruled that the referendum process itself violated the Virginia Constitution. The issue was not whether the maps were politically good or bad. The issue was whether the constitutional process required to place the amendment before voters had been properly followed. (Virginia Mercury) Under Virginia’s Constitution, constitutional amendments must pass the General Assembly twice, with an intervening general election between those approvals. The court found that lawmakers finalized the amendment after early voting for the prior election had already begun, meaning millions of Virginians had already started voting before the process was complete. The justices ruled that this deprived voters of the full constitutional opportunity to evaluate the issue and the candidates involved before the amendment advanced. (Virginia Mercury) After the Virginia Supreme Court struck down the referendum, Democratic leaders appealed to the United States Supreme Court and asked for emergency intervention. This week, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to block the Virginia ruling. (AP News) What does that mean in practical terms? It means the current congressional districts stay in place. The proposed new maps will not be used in 2026. Virginia’s elections will proceed under the same district boundaries already in effect today. (Virginia Elections) Now, one important point: Some people have tried comparing Virginia’s situation to states like Texas, Louisiana, or Tennessee. But those situations are very different. In Virginia, the courts ruled the constitutional amendment process itself was defective under Virginia’s own Constitution. In other states, the disputes largely involved legislative authority and political redistricting decisions — not whether the state constitution’s amendment procedures had been violated. That distinction matters legally. (Virginia Mercury) At the end of the day, whether you supported the referendum or opposed it, the rule of law matters. Our constitutional process matters. And one of the strengths of our system is that courts exist to ensure the rules are followed by everyone — Republicans and Democrats alike. Now we move forward, focus on the issues that matter to Virginia families, and prepare to win elections the right way: by earning the support of the voters.

🚨WATCH: Sources tell me that Loudoun County Public Schools knew about a student recording naked boys underneath school bathroom stalls a lot sooner than they’re letting on. “It's heartbreaking. It's heartbreaking,” said Kristina, a mother of five LCPS students. Kristina has two boys who attend Freedom High School. She told 7News she learned more about what was going on from WJLA’s reporting Monday afternoon than from school officials. “I read it's been going on for three years,” said Kristina. “I did not know until just now that the school knew about it. If that's the case, that's really bad. That's the school protecting the wrong party in this case.” The school principal sent two emails to parents. One last week, and one at the end of April. However, the emails omitted key details from 7News’s reporting, including the fact that there may be dozens of victims. They also failed to mention how long the recordings had been taking place.

🚨 HOLY SMOKES. Hakeem Jeffries’ House Dems have discussed FIRING the VA Supreme Court to reinstate the 10D-1R House map They’d do it by having VA LOWER the retirement age and kick out justices — then invalidate the redistricting rules 🤯 PSYCHOS!

First, if you are going to appeal to SCOTUS maybe don’t misspell Virginia????