New voting districts could help flip House of Delegates this fall Gene Marrano January 22, 2019 1 minute read With 11 southeastern Virginia voting districts set to have new boundaries by late March the House of Delegates could have a different majority party in 2020. That follows several court decisions as WFIR’s Gene Marrano reports: Share: Post navigation Previous: State lawmakers reject $15 minimum wage proposalNext: Bill to legalize casinos in Virginia advances, fate unclear Related Stories 1 minute read Local fitness studios and gyms often see a spike in membership every January Gene Marrano January 2, 2026 0 2 minutes read New Virginia laws on wages, social media, and health care take effect Ian Price January 2, 2026 0 1 minute read Environmentally friendly ways to cool data centers Denise Membreno January 2, 2026 0
With 11 southeastern Virginia voting districts set to have new boundaries by late March the House of Delegates could have a different majority party in 2020. That follows several court decisions as WFIR’s Gene Marrano reports:
