Worried about the midterms, Republicans mobilize rural Virginia voters against redistricting
Representative Jennifer McClellan dismissed concerns of a rural-urban divide, arguing the new maps would benefit all Virginians.
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Representative Jennifer McClellan dismissed concerns of a rural-urban divide, arguing the new maps would benefit all Virginians.
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10 stories · 83–89 · updated Sep 25, 2026
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Republicans and Democrats are locked in a high-stakes, multimillion-dollar battle over a Virginia redistricting referendum that could significantly shift the balance of power in the US House.
US Senator from Virginia
Governor of Virginia
Former President of the United States
Representative for Virginia's 6th District
Across the spectrum of coverage, outlets like Local News 8 and KRDO consistently frame Representative Jennifer McClellan as dismissing Republican concerns regarding an urban-rural divide in the new redistricting maps. All far-right sources agree, portraying McClellan as arguing that the new maps will benefit all Virginians, not just urban areas. This cross-spectrum agreement on her stance is notable.
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