Tonight on All In.

Are you calling them for a complete redrawing of the congressional map ahead of next week?

No, no, just a very simple redrawing. We pick up five seats.

The man who launched his own naked partisan power grab is mad about naked partisan power grabs.

This referendum is a blatant partisan power grab that nobody's really ever seen anything like it.

Tonight, former Attorney General Eric Holder on Trump's attempt to redraw democracy and the

response from voters in Virginia.

Then, what we know about a possible ceasefire extension in Iran, plus, Jamie Raskin on the latest

stunning turns for Trump's troubled cabinet, and the massive question of Federal Reserve

Independence gets its day in the Senate.

Did Donald Trump lose the 2020 election?

We try to keep politics, if I I'm confirmed out of the Federal Reserve.

I'm just asking a factual question.

And all ends starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. Right now we are waiting on results on a redistricting referendum in Virginia today.

Voters there are deciding whether to change their state's congressional map in a way that could end up flipping up to four additional house seats into the Democratic column.

Whatever the results, the vote itself is just the latest and most aggressive response to Donald Trump's own gerrymandering

plan to keep Republicans in power. What was cooked up and been sold as a transparent attempt

to subvert the normal mechanisms of Democratic accountability to make it so, Republican lawmakers

in Congress just can't get voted out of office. This all started

with him. This is a Donald Trump plan from the beginning. His initiative, his direction.

And the White House, Trump sometimes in person, called up Republican lawmakers in Missouri,

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