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Southern states begin redistricting efforts ahead of midterms
A recent Supreme Court ruling has prompted Southern states to reconsider their congressional maps. This decision has initiated a new phase in the ongoing redistricting process. (sources: pbs, foxnews, cbsnews, theguardian, thehill)
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ModernAction Briefing
Following a Supreme Court ruling, Southern states are moving to redraw congressional maps. The decision has led to increased activity among state legislatures as they prepare for upcoming elections.
- The Supreme Court ruled against drawing congressional maps to protect minority voters, impacting redistricting efforts.
- Republicans in Southern states are actively pursuing changes to congressional maps in response to the ruling.
- Louisiana is among the states affected, with plans to redraw its congressional maps for the midterms.
Why it matters
The redistricting process can significantly influence electoral outcomes and representation in Congress.
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