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Supreme Court allows Alabama to revise congressional map
The U.S. Supreme Court has permitted Alabama to redraw its congressional map, impacting representation ahead of the upcoming elections. This decision may affect the number of congressional seats held by Black voters. (sources: pbs, cbsnews, al, theguardian, abcnews)
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The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling enables Alabama to eliminate one of its two predominantly Black congressional districts. This change is set to take effect for the 2026 midterm elections.
- The Supreme Court's decision allows Alabama to adopt a new congressional map.
- The ruling may lead to the reduction of Black representation in Congress.
- Alabama's governor has set new primary elections for four House seats.
Why it matters
The decision could significantly influence the political landscape and representation in Alabama's congressional delegation.
Action context
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Top coverage · 10 sources
pbsSupreme Court halts order on Alabama's U.S. House map, giving GOP an opening to gain seatcbsnewsRepublican redistricting efforts may not have intended impact, expert saysalWhitmire: Alabama passes the John Roberts Literacy TesttheguardianAlabama can use electoral map that favors Republicans, supreme court rules