On this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down the fallout from Virginia’s controversial redistricting vote and what it means for the future of political power nationwide.

They dive into:

• The narrow referendum outcome that could reshape Virginia’s congressional map
• The growing battle over gerrymandering and whether either party will back down
• Why Republicans were dramatically outspent—and what it signals heading into 2026
• How Northern Virginia’s political shift could impact upcoming elections

Plus, a bombshell discussion on the Southern Poverty Law Center facing serious allegations—raising major questions about funding, influence, and political narratives.

From election strategy to media influence and institutional trust, this episode unpacks the stories shaping the political landscape right now.