Virginia's Supreme Court struck down a voter-approved redistricting amendment on May 9, 2026, just days after voters passed it by wide margins—invalidating a measure that would have given Democrats up to four additional House seats. MacFarlane's observation that millions of voters had their election result overturned is factually accurate; the framing that this will fuel political anger is commentary on likely voter sentiment rather than established fact. What the post doesn't mention: Republicans argued the amendment violated state constitutional procedures, and the 4-3 court decision reflected genuine legal disagreement about whether the amendment process was constitutional—not simple judicial overreach.