Congressional remap fight looms — after Easter

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The Virginia House and Senate on Tuesday approved separate plans to reconfigure the state’s congressional districts, but lawmakers likely won’t be back until April 25 to hash out the differences.

The Republican-controlled House approved a plan sponsored by Del. Bill Janis, R-Goochland, that would largely shore up the seats of the state’s 11 incumbent congressmen.

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