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EXPOSED: Virginia Democrats' Gerrymander Plot BACKFIRES as Majority of Voters Reject Rigged Maps

Gary FranchiFebruary 24, 2026227 views
EXPOSED: Virginia Democrats' Gerrymander Plot BACKFIRES as Majority of Voters Reject Rigged Maps
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Virginia Democrats thought they could quietly rig the state's congressional maps through partisan gerrymandering, but a bombshell new poll reveals their scheme is wildly unpopular with voters across the commonwealth.

According to a Roanoke College survey conducted from February 9-16, a clear majority of 52 percent of Virginia residents oppose the Democrats' blatant attempt to gerrymander congressional districts in their favor. The poll exposes what patriots already knew – Americans are sick of politicians manipulating electoral maps to rig elections.

But here's the catch: polling numbers mean nothing if Republicans can't get their voters to the polls when it matters most.

Democrats Playing by Swamp Rules

This gerrymandering power grab is classic Democrat playbook material. After years of screaming about "fair maps" and "voting rights," these hypocrites are now trying to redraw Virginia's districts to benefit their own candidates. It's the same old story – Democrats crying about rules they plan to break the moment they get power.

The timing couldn't be more obvious either. With President Trump's America First agenda gaining momentum nationwide and Republicans controlling Washington, desperate Democrats are scrambling to hold onto whatever power they can at the state level.

"Virginians see right through this partisan manipulation, but outrage without action is meaningless," said one GOP strategist familiar with the situation.

The real question is whether Virginia Republicans have learned from past mistakes and built the ground game necessary to turn voter sentiment into actual electoral victories.

GOP Must Step Up or Lose Out

Patriots, this is where the rubber meets the road. Having public opinion on your side is great, but Democrats didn't get control of Virginia by hoping voters would magically show up. They organized, they mobilized, and they executed.

If Virginia Republicans want to stop this gerrymandering scheme, they need to match that energy. That means voter registration drives, absentee ballot harvesting where legal, and making sure every conservative voter knows exactly when and where to cast their ballot.

Will Virginia Republicans finally get serious about winning, or will they let Democrats steal another election through superior organization? The choice – and the responsibility – is theirs.

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Gary Franchi

Award-winning journalist covering breaking news, politics & culture for Next News Network.

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RedWave2024Verifiedjust now
BOOM! 💪
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PatriotVirginia22Verifiedjust now
Finally! Virginia voters saw right through their dirty tricks. The Democrats thought they could rig the system and nobody would notice.
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TruthSeeker84Verifiedjust now
Exactly! This is what happens when people actually pay attention to what's going on.
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LocalActivistVerifiedjust now
This gives me hope that we can still fight back against the swamp creatures in Richmond. Time to keep the pressure on!
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SmallGovAdvocateVerifiedjust now
Can someone explain what happens next? Do they have to redraw the maps now or does this go to court?
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RichmondResidentVerifiedjust now
I voted against those maps and so did everyone in my neighborhood. We could see they were trying to pack all the conservative areas together to dilute our influence across the state.
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FairMapsNowVerifiedjust now
Good for you! Every vote against corruption matters.
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VirginiaParentVerifiedjust now
The arrogance of these politicians is unbelievable. They really thought they could pull this off without consequences.
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AccountabilityMattersVerifiedjust now
They're so used to getting away with everything, they forgot people are watching now.
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FreedomFighter1776Verifiedjust now
Both parties do this when they're in power, but it's still wrong. Glad Virginia voters stood up for fair representation regardless of party politics.
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ConstitutionFirstVerifiedjust now
This is exactly why we need independent redistricting commissions. Politicians shouldn't be drawing their own districts, period.