Virginia's Supreme Court struck down a Democratic-backed redistricting referendum that voters had approved in April, preventing the redrawn maps from taking effect. The 4-3 ruling sided with Republicans by deciding Democrats didn't follow proper procedural rules, handing the GOP a significant win in the redistricting fight ahead of the 2026 midterms. Warner's statement calls the decision unjust, but the core ruling — that the referendum violated procedural requirements — is the actual dispute, not whether 'justice' was served in some broader sense.