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Virginia Supreme Court hears referendum arguments

Virginia's Attorney General argued that casting an early ballot is not 'participating in an election' because votes aren't counted until Election Day.

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Virginia, USA
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Monday, 27 April 2026 at 20:00 UTC
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The Virginia Supreme Court held verbal arguments today regarding a referendum that took place last week. During the proceedings, the state's Attorney General argued that someone voting early is not 'participating in an election' because votes are not counted until Election Day. The Court, however, is still expected to upload the referendum.
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1d agoRerum Novarum // Intel, Breaking News, and Alerts 🇺🇸

The update provides a specific detail from the arguments: the Attorney General's claim that early voting does not constitute 'participating in an election'.

1d ago@officialrnintel

The message adds a specific quote from the Attorney General's argument regarding the definition of 'participating in an election'.

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