Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A redrawn Virginia electoral map looked like it could offset at least some red state gerrymandering—until the Virginia Supreme Court stepped in. But if Democrats—in the commonwealth or elsewhere—have a way to keep Republicans from redistricting themselves into permanent power, now’s the time.
Jamelle Bouie (@jamelle-bouie ), New York Times opinion columnist, joins Mary Harris on What Next and makes the case for fighting dirty.
Watch the full conversation now on YouTube: youtu.be/fQPboptvIXE?si=hQQorWp1oxBXG2EU
#votingrights #supremecourt #democrats #politics #dailynews
A redrawn Virginia electoral map looked like it could offset at least some red state gerrymandering—until the Virginia Supreme Court stepped in. But if Democrats—in the commonwealth or elsewhere—have a way to keep Republicans from redistricting themselves into permanent power, now’s the time.
Jamelle Bouie (@jamelle-bouie ), New York Times opinion columnist, joins Mary Harris on What Next and makes the case for fighting dirty.
Watch the full conversation now on YouTube: youtu.be/fQPboptvIXE?si=hQQorWp1oxBXG2EU
#votingrights #supremecourt #democrats #politics #dailynews
