Virginia voters are deciding whether to let the Democratic-majority legislature redraw congressional districts — a real partisan advantage that could flip seats to Democrats in 2026. Pomeo frames this as a 'one-party state' power grab, but the core claim (Democrats would benefit) is accurate. What he's missing: Republicans drew these same districts after 2010 when they controlled the state, and the current maps actually give GOP some seats despite Democrats having majority voters — so both sides accuse the other of gerrymandering based on which side drew last.