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Here’s what it would take for Democrats to win in each of Virginia’s five Republican-held congressional districts
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Virginia’s current congressional districts, approved in late 2021. Courtesy of Twotwofourtysix. " data-large-file="https://i0.wp.com/cardinalnews.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Virginia_Congressional_Districts_118th_Congress_2.svg_.png?fit=780%2C340&ssl=1" /> In three districts, Democrats could win with a presidential-level turnout if Republicans stay at a midterm-level turnout. In two others, Democrats need either a higher turnout than that, or for some Republican voters to change their minds. Here's the math. The post Here’s what it would take for Democrats to win in each of Virginia’s five Republican-held congressional districts appeared first on Cardinal News .
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