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Realignment in Virginia?

Virginia's steady transformation from the reddest of red states to one leaning blue has been evident for a good while. But the National Committee for an Effective Congress, in an installment of its "Election Insider" series, has supplied a good summary of the political and demographic trends that have boosted Democratic prospects there, with updates on next year's congressional campaigns in Virginia.

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