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Alabama Scrambles to Redraw Its Voting Map After Ruling

Alabama Scrambles to Redraw Its Voting Map After Ruling
Alabama Scrambles to Redraw Its Voting Map After Ruling


New York Times: “A little over a month after the court’s surprise ruling, the Alabama legislature will convene for a special five-day session on Monday, with the Republican supermajority having given little public indication of how it plans to fulfill a mandate to craft a second district that allows Black voters to elect a representative of their choice — one who could well be a Democrat.”

“The effects of the revised map, which must be passed by Friday and approved by a federal court, could reverberate across the country, with other states in the South confronting similar voting rights challenges and Republicans looking to hold onto a razor-thin majority in the U.S. House of Representatives next year.”

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