Virginia's Supreme Court voided a voter-approved redistricting plan, a devastating blow to Democrats who hoped the redrawn map would gain them four House seats. Meanwhile Tennessee Republicans passed a map splitting the state's lone majority-Black district, and Louisiana, Alabama and South Carolina have also taken steps toward eliminating or redrawing majority-Black districts following a recent Supreme Court ruling that weakened Voting Rights Act protections. The combination of the Virginia ruling and the Louisiana Supreme Court decision means Republicans are poised to pick up around six or seven seats on net from redistricting. Republicans could gain as many as 14 seats from redrawn maps so far compared to six for Democrats.