Mathews County Democratic Committee

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Protect Your Right to Free and Fair Elections

Trump and MAGA Republicans think Virginians will sit back while they rig the midterm elections by manipulating congressional maps.  These changes will literally deny Virginian voters the power to influence decisions in Washington.

On April 21, Virginians will vote to approve a temporary constitutional amendment to redraw Virginia's congressional district maps. 

Scroll down to get information about the proposed amendment and the VOTE YES initiative in Virginia. 
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VOTE YES on April 21

Tell your friends and neighbors.  This is the time to make sure power stays in the hands of Virginia voters and OUT of the hands of politicians like Donald Trump and Mike Johnson.
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VOTE YES! 
Frequently Asked Questions


 

What is
Virginians for Fair Elections?

VFE is a grassroots organization working to pass a voter-approved amendment that allows Virginians - not politicians - to ensure fair, transparent congressional maps ahead of the 2026 elections. 

Why is this amendment needed now?

With states like Texas, Ohio, North Carolina, and Florida actively manipulating congressional maps mid-decade at Donald Trump's demand, Virginians face the real risk of having their voices in Washington diminished if nothing is done.

Is this a permanent change to the redistricting process in Virginia?

No!  This is a temporary, emergency exception that ends after the 2030 census, when Virginia's bipartisan redistricting system automatically resumes.

How will our district change?

Under the proposal, Mathews County will be part of a very large district (approximately 630,000 voters) that extends from Alexandria and Arlington, along the Potomac, and to the Chesapeake Bay.

Use this link to view the new district, Congressional District 8.

When will new maps take effect?

The proposal will be voted on April 21, in a special election.

If the referendum is approved, the new districts will take effect for the November 2026 mid-term elections.



 
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