2007 General Assemby races, Local, Norfolk, Politics, Virginia

Where the candidates stand: redistricting

VP RedistrictingToday’s sidebar on the op-ed page of The Virginian Pilot addressed the issue of redistricting. This is, of course, an issue that is more important than a lot of people realize, and was a topic of discussion at the Norfolk Drinking Liberally gathering earlier this week. I addressed the details of this in an earlier post so I’m not going to rehash it here. Click on the grpahic (credit: The Virginian Pilot) to see how the candidates stand.

Just as it played out earlier this year, many House Republicans are against this, while Senate Republicans support it – or say they do. Nick Rerras says he supports it, but voted against it. Like his flip-flopping on eminent domain (now says he supports the bill but voted against it), I never know which Rerras to believe.

About Vivian J. Paige

A former candidate, I've learned a lot about politics, both good and bad. I'd prefer more of the former and a lot less of the latter and I'm trying to do my part!

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4 Responses to “Where the candidates stand: redistricting”

  1. Vivian, if the Democrats win control and give up redistricting power, I’ll buy you lunch.

    I’ll also sell you a nice bridge.

    Posted by Brian Kirwin | Saturday, October 20, 2007, 1:02 pm
  2. And I’ll hold you to that ;)

    Posted by vjp | Saturday, October 20, 2007, 1:15 pm
  3. That is because Rerras will say or do anything to get re-elected. He counts on the fact that voters believe what he says and don’t look at what he does.

    Posted by Sweatin'Like Nixon | Saturday, October 20, 2007, 2:08 pm

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