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......the SC to the rescue.
In adopting that approach, the justices could upend decades of court decisions holding that states may — and sometimes must — use race-conscious redistricting to protect the voting power of minorities.
TX kicked off a virtually unheard of mid-decade, gerrymandering bonanza with redistricting typically occurring after the every 10 year census. I suspect other red states will get very busy before Nov. 2026 if the Court's conservatives finish the job they started of gutting the VRA.
The Supreme Court is hearing a case that could weaken the Voting Rights Act — and upend the midterms
The Supreme Court on Wednesday will hear arguments in a case that could gut the Voting Rights Act by barring states from considering the racial makeup of voting populations when drawing district lines — an outcome that stands to change the course of next year’s midterm elections.In adopting that approach, the justices could upend decades of court decisions holding that states may — and sometimes must — use race-conscious redistricting to protect the voting power of minorities.
TX kicked off a virtually unheard of mid-decade, gerrymandering bonanza with redistricting typically occurring after the every 10 year census. I suspect other red states will get very busy before Nov. 2026 if the Court's conservatives finish the job they started of gutting the VRA.
...who's accusing them of that? you are denying something without an accusation being made!