Here are some recent, notable developments tied to the Supreme Court of Virginia (as of the most recent items I can access):
Redistricting map case impacting 2026 timing
- The Virginia State Board of Elections reportedly could not certify results of the April 21 redistricting referendum because legal challenges are still pending before the Supreme Court of Virginia.[2]
- One account also describes the court as having blocked the redistricting map while it decides, with a “clock ticking” deadline tied to certification requirements.[2]
Recent litigation involving the Supreme Court (example: arbitration / sovereign immunity / utility approvals)
A separate roundup notes that the Supreme Court of Virginia has published new opinions and published orders, including matters involving:
- Arbitration standards (e.g., “evident partiality” in vacating arbitration awards),
- Sovereign immunity for a hospital-related entity,
- Utility/transmission line approvals connected to VEPCO certificates.[3]
Appointment dispute (Youngkin appointees)
- There is also coverage of the Supreme Court hearing or taking up an appeal related to whether appointees connected to Gov. Glenn Youngkin may serve on university governing boards, with the discussion focused on how legislative rejection/injunctions should be treated.[1]
If you tell me what you mean by “latest” (e.g., today/this week, or “last 30/90 days”) and what topic you care about most (redistricting, criminal cases, civil litigation, elections, etc.), I can narrow this to the most relevant headlines.
Sources
Justices on the Virginia Supreme Court sounded uncertain of whether a recently passed redistricting amendment that could create four more Democratic seats in Congress should be approved. Republicans…
www.huffpost.comRICHMOND, Va. The Virginia State Board of Elections met Friday but was unable to certify the results of the April 21 redistricting referendum as legal challenges to the process continue in the Supreme Court of Virginia.The referendum approved a new congressional map that favors Democrats 10-1.Two Republican-led lawsuits are challenging the legality of the referendum. Both were filed in Tazewell County Circuit Court and are now before the Supreme…
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