According to a recent report at Campus Reform, “Left-wing activists are paying canvassers to promote a Democrat-led redistricting effort on Virginia college students, according to a recent job posting.”

This listing, posted on Indeed, sought applicants for a “Community Canvasser – Vote YES on Redistricting” position.

The goal would be to support a Democrat plot to “support a gerrymandering referendum in the upcoming election.”

The listing read like a typical far-left campaign pitch, saying “With Trump and MAGA-controlled legislatures in other states working to rig congressional maps, Virginians are at risk of having their voices diminished in Washington,” the post claims. “Virginians vote April 21st on a constitutional amendment that gives voters, not politicians, the power to protect fair representation for Virginia.”

As has been reported extensively, this gerrymandering proposal in VA would redraw congressional districts to favor the Dems.

This job mentioned is being pitched by a group known as “The Outreach Team, which advertises itself as “the national engine of campaigners and organizers powering the progressive movement” on its web page. It boasts of its partnerships with a number of prominent left-wing organizations, including Planned Parenthood, the NAACP, and the Biden-Harris campaign.”

In other words, this is a grassroots leftist effort to skew the elections towards the Democrats and put them at an advantage over Republicans.

Originally the ad had said the group would be “encouraging [students] to text three friends to [vote yes],” though that section has been removed entirely.”

The job offer was only open to the Virginia Tech area, the Virginia Commonwealth University area, and the University of Richmond general region.

“Monica Rudolph, a member of Virginia Tech’s College Republicans chapter, expressed her belief that Democrats are attempting to deceive college students into supporting their gerrymandering efforts in a statement to Campus Reform.”

The current Democratic Party thrives on cheating and disenfranchising voters in order to win.

Winning at any cost seems to be their political philosophy.

As one student pointed out, “They have all the votes they need as is.”

“Bruce Schlesman, Executive Director for The Family Foundation Action (TFFA) told Campus Reform that jobs such as the one offered by The Outreach Team are a result of Democrats attempting to peddle unpopular legislation.”

Sadly, the Dems have flooded support for this gerrymandering proposal with donor money. The vote to gerrymander seems to have outrun Virginians For Fair Maps, the group opposing gerrymandering.

We will see what happens with this left-wing initiative, but regardless, we see yet again how low the left will go to gain power.

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