Virginia SB 1087: House of Delegates & Senate districts; technical adjustments subsequent to decennial redistricting.
Status: Enrolled (as of 2019-03-07)
State: Virginia · Session: 2019 · Bill: SB 1087
Subjects: Elections, Senate of Virginia, Virginia House of Delegates
Sponsors: Mark D. Obenshain, Adam P. Ebbin, George L. Barker (incorporated chief co-patron), Mark J. Peake (incorporated chief co-patron)
Bill Text
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