Virginia is for Voters: Will Redistricting Measure Pass?

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🗓️ 21 April 2026

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Control of Congress could hang in the balance as Virginia Democrats press voters to approve a new state electoral map. Embattled Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer resigns from President Trump’s cabinet. And singer-songwriter D4vd is charged with first-degree murder. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Where the hell am I?
0:02.0	It's a fighting tournament.
0:04.0	To the death.
0:05.0	It's called Mortal Kombat for a reason.
0:09.0	The tournament begins.
0:11.0	Johnny Case.
0:13.0	You have been chosen to fight.
0:15.0	Come in or what?
0:16.0	I'm an actor.
0:17.0	I can't do this.
0:19.0	You're fighting for the fate of our world.
0:22.0	Get over here!
0:24.9	Mortal Kombat 2. In Cinemas May 8. Book tickets now.
0:28.6	It's show time.
0:30.2	It's Tuesday, April 21st. It's Election Day for the election itself. We start here.
0:38.7	Virginia voters are set to decide whether to stack the deck in Democrats' favor.
0:43.6	This map, as it's drawn, could help Democrats pick up as many as four seats.
0:49.8	This is the latest in a series of redistricting attempts how this one could reshape the midterms.
0:55.0	President Trump's Labor Secretary steps down.
0:58.2	President Trump's calculation was that he really wasn't getting much out of this.
1:02.2	There were multiple scandals building here, which one made the president lose patience.
1:07.4	And a rising star is charged with first-degree murder.
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