A Virginia circuit court rejected an RNC bid to block a new congressional map that voters just approved, ruling the state legislature had constitutional authority to propose the redistricting plan. The map could shift up to four House seats toward Democrats in a state where mid-decade redistricting has become a central battleground. However, litigation isn't over—a Tazewell County judge separately blocked certification of the referendum results, and the Virginia Supreme Court will hear arguments Monday on whether Democrats can move forward, meaning the legal fight over control of these districts will continue through multiple court levels.