In Virginia gerrymandering fight, Republicans claim Obama's with them. He isn't - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiwwFBVV95cUxOa1lHRkd0QlRIOEY0dTBpZHEzV24xUElaS2pMbHVTUXZSc2NFWVB5TWNmV1JaTlBoX2ZxYWh5Y2ZFTC0zVlNfaXdwN2VodUttcGVlQ1BuaTM5ZnE3bTlGMVlodjhDNkhiQk9aSm5YWFNCTjBTcW9NQ2dINFl0bzZSR1g3RWVKSlh4RnZFdVFzU3NEWGRuNmJLQjZvYXl5NlpCOHh1UHFhb3FCZFR1U3hvVXdMUTA0Q2xycXhaZ3F1QmJKNjg?oc=5" target="_blank">In Virginia gerrymandering fight, Republicans claim Obama's with them. He isn't</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Former President Barack Obama is urging Virginians to vote in favor of a congressional redistricting ballot measure that could give Democrats a significant advantage in the upcoming midterm elections.

Former President Barack Obama has called on Virginians to support a state constitutional amendment allowing the legislature to redraw its congressional map to counter pro-GOP gerrymanders in other states.

Former President Barack Obama has voiced his support for efforts to redraw Virginia’s congressional districts, aligning with Democratic leaders who aim to counter Republican gerrymandering efforts in other states.

Former President Barack Obama has endorsed a redistricting effort in Virginia aimed at flipping four Republican-held U.S. House seats ahead of the November midterm elections.