12/14: Virginia legislators asked the justices to block proceedings in the lower court aimed at coming up with new maps for the 2019 election until the Supreme Court can rule on the dispute.
12/7: University of California-Irvine professor Bernard Grofman released his proposed redistricting for the state of Virginia.
12/4: Virginia representative Gerald Connolly said that he would use the Democratic majority in the House of Representatives to get the citizenship question removed from the 2020 Census.
11/30: Virginia Republicans want a three month delay in the state's redistricting to see how the Supreme Court settles a redistricting lawsuit.
10/18: Political scientist Bernard Grofman has been called in to help redraw the contested districts in Virginia.
10/5: Virginia House Speaker Kirk Cox claimed Governor Ralph Northam’s opposition as the reason for cancelling an October 21 legislative session meant to settle the state's redistricting problems.
9/27: Republicans in the Virginia legislature push for their new redistricting map to be accepted before the midterm elections and a court-ordered deadline.
9/18: Republicans proposed a redistricting plan that they hope would be accepted before the state's October 30 deadline.
9/10: The Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission reported that Virginia should clean up its voter rolls and replace its IT systems before the election.
9/4: Republican speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates, Kirk Cox, filed an appeal over a ruling that would require 11 districts to be redrawn.
