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Virginians head to primary polls that could impact balance of power in Congress
Virginians are voting in an August primary election that could influence the Congressional balance of power. Key races include challenges to Rep. Eugene Vindman in the 7th District and Rep. Don Beyer in the 8th District. The election follows a delayed redistricting process and is expected to have low turnout.
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Virginiaplace7th Districtplace8th Districtplace10th Districtplace1st Districtplace2nd DistrictplaceEugene VindmanpersonDon BeyerpersonSuhas SubramanyampersonRob WittmanpersonJen KigganspersonVirginia Supreme CourtorganizationSabato’s Crystal BallorganizationVirginia Tech Political Scienceorganization
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