Louisiana Delays US House Primary to Draw New Map
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The Supreme Court has weakened a landmark Civil Rights-era law that has increased minority representation in Congress and elsewhere.
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The Supreme Court has weakened a key tool of the Voting Rights Act that has helped root out racial discrimination in voting since 1965. The case concerns a district in Louisiana.
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The Black voters who defended the map urged the court to turn down the request to skip the 32-day waiting period. They told the justices that the Supreme Court should give them the chance “to seek [] rehearing in the ordinary course” – which would mean filing a petition for rehearing within 25 days of the court’s decision.
Fights for future House majorities may look very different after the Supreme Court struck down long-standing redistricting regulations, though the full effects won't be felt until 2028.
The racially and politically charged case – one of the biggest the court will decide this term − grew from a long battle over Louisiana’s congressional map.
The court’s conservative majority said it had upheld the landmark law, as liberal justices accused the court of gutting the act. In striking down a Louisiana voting map as a racial gerrymander, the court opened the door for other states to redraw maps.
A devastating day for democracy,” Democrats said, warning the ruling could reshape political power well beyond Louisiana.
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