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Event to discuss nonpartisan redistricting set for July 12

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onevirginia2021OneVirginia2021 will lead a forum on nonpartisan redistricting on Tuesday, July 12, at the Staunton Public Library.

The event begins at 5:30 p.m.

OneVirginia2021 executive director Brian Cannon will be joined by Angela Lynn in a discussion about how Virginia is affected by gerrymandering and how people can help.

 

About OneVirginia2021

OneVirginia2021: Virginians for Fair Redistricting is a group of dedicated people from across the political spectrum who believe congressional and state legislative districts belong to the citizens of our Commonwealth, and not to any legislator, special interest, or political party. We advocate for a fair process, not a particular political outcome.

 
 




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