Jad Khalil
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275 appearances
40 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2025
last heard 3d ago
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How amazing that will look.
Just flipping the moon over and seeing it from the other perspective.
Spanberger's presence on the stage was a major departure from the 74 men that had been governors before her.
Virginia's economy is closely tied with that of the federal government, and tens of thousands of federal workers have lost their jobs recently.
Spanberger took note.
For NPR News, I'm Jad Khalil in Richmond.
Normally, a bipartisan independent commission redraws Virginia's districts after a census, but the Virginia Senate has now approved the text of a proposed constitutional amendment that would change who draws political maps and when.
If voters approve this amendment, it would allow the legislature to redraw congressional maps between each census in response to another state doing so.
That trigger has already happened in multiple states since President Trump first pressured Texas lawmakers to give Republicans an edge.
Virginia Democrats aren't showing maps, but some state senators have floated eliminating all but one Republican-leading seat.
Lawmakers say voters would see maps by the end of the month.
For NPR News, I'm Jad Khalil in Richmond.
Maybe the most controversial amendment would allow the legislature to undergo mid-decade redistricting.
Virginia is one of a handful of states that could get Democrats more seats in this fall's midterms.
The fate of the amendments will rest with Virginia voters if the legislature passes them.
For NPR News, I'm Jad Khalil in Richmond, Virginia.
Abigail Spanberger ran on lowering the cost of living.
On Thursday, she showcased over a dozen policy proposals to do that.
Among them is a proposal to keep people in the health care marketplace.
The idea is that if it's only higher risk people in the insurance pool, premiums go up for everyone.
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