Virginia Voters File Lawsuit to Remove Democrat from Ballot for Competitive House Seat
Virginia voters have sued to remove Democratic candidate from ballot in a key state House district, alleging she does not reside there and potentially affecting the outcome of the election that could decide the majority. The dispute could shape control of the Virginia House of Delegates.
A group of Virginia voters has filed a lawsuit to remove Democratic candidate from the ballot for a hotly contested House of Delegates seat, claiming she does not live in the district. The dispute is significant as it could influence control of the state House majority. A court filing claims that the Democratic candidate's residency status is in question, sparking a challenge to her eligibility to run. The outcome of this lawsuit could have far-reaching implications for the election and the balance of power in the Virginia General Assembly.
