Virginia voters cement swing-district rematch after Dems’ redistricting fail
Virginia voters are set for a congressional rematch in the 2nd District after the state Supreme Court invalidated the Democratic redistricting map. Former Rep. Elaine Luria, a retired naval commander, will challenge incumbent Republican Rep. Jennifer Kiggans in the upcoming election. The court decision was hailed by Republicans as a win for the rule of law and reshapes the political landscape ahead of the midterms.
- ▪The Virginia Supreme Court struck down the Democratic‑drawn redistricting map, preventing a shift toward a 10‑1 Democratic advantage in the state's congressional delegation.
- ▪Democrats renominated former Rep. Elaine Luria to run against incumbent Republican Rep. Jennifer Kiggans in the competitive 2nd District.
- ▪Luria faced primary challengers including physician Sudipta "Nila" Devanath, businessman Bill Fleming, and former USAID staffer Patrick Mosolf.
- ▪The redistricting defeat was described by former Attorney General Jason Miyares as a loss for Democrats and a costly legal setback.
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Midterm Elections Virginia voters cement swing-district rematch after Dems’ redistricting fail The retired Naval commander defeated three challengers after Democrats' redistricting plan failed in court By Charles Creitz Fox News Published August 4, 2026 7:39pm EDT Comments Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Virginia Supreme Court strikes down Democrats’ redistricting map Former Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares explains why the Virginia Supreme Court's decision to strike down the Democratic redistricting map was a "win for the rule of law." Miyares notes the proposed map would have drastically shifted power for Democrats, citing the court's emphasis on adhering to the state's constitutional amendment process.
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