Shareable Graphics
Campaign Images
Download and share these graphics on social media, email, and text. The more Virginians who see them, the better.
Vote NO — April 21
Shows the shift from a fair 6-5 split to a 10-1 Democratic gerrymander.
Current vs. Proposed Maps
Bold sign graphic. Great for social media posts and text shares.
Current vs. Proposed Maps
Bold sign graphic. Great for social media posts and text shares.
Current vs. Proposed Maps
Bold sign graphic. Great for social media posts and text shares.
Current vs. Proposed Maps
Bold sign graphic. Great for social media posts and text shares.
Current vs. Proposed Maps
Bold sign graphic. Great for social media posts and text shares.
Downloadable Materials
Documents & Handouts
Print-ready flyers, fact sheets, and talking points to use at doors, events, and on social media.
Vote NO — Fact Sheet
One-page summary of the 8 reasons to vote NO. Print and share at community events, churches, and neighborhoods.
Talking Points — Door Knocking & Phone Calls
Concise, persuasive talking points for volunteers engaging voters one-on-one. Covers the key arguments in plain language.
Print Flyer — Letter Size
Full-color 8.5×11 flyer ready to print at home or a copy shop. Include in mailers, post on community boards, or leave at polling locations.
Social Media Graphics Pack
Zip file containing square and story-sized graphics optimized for Facebook, Instagram, and X (Twitter). Multiple versions included.
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Key Sources & Further Reading
The facts on this page are backed by legal filings, nonpartisan analysis, and news coverage. Read more here.
Ballotpedia
Virginia Redistricting Amendment — Full Overview
Ballotpedia's nonpartisan breakdown of the referendum, including full ballot text, arguments for and against, and background on Virginia's redistricting history.
Read on Ballotpedia →
Virginia Mercury
AG Miyares Deems Amendment Unconstitutional
Coverage of Attorney General Jason Miyares' formal opinion that the referendum violates Virginia's constitution on multiple grounds, including timing and single-subject rules.
Read on Virginia Mercury →
Princeton Gerrymandering Project
Virginia Maps Graded "A" for Partisan Fairness
The nonpartisan Princeton Gerrymandering Project's analysis grading Virginia's current congressional maps drawn by the independent redistricting commission.
Read the Analysis →
Virginians for Fair Maps
Official Opposition Coalition
The leading grassroots coalition opposing the amendment. Find events, volunteer opportunities, and additional materials to help get out the NO vote.
Visit the Coalition →