Alabama asks Supreme Court to restore 2023 map after lower court found racial discrimination

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Alabama asked the Supreme Court for emergency relief to use the GOP-drafted 2023 congressional map, arguing a lower court’s finding that it was racially discriminatory would cause irreparable harm in the 2026 elections; the district court had previously invalidated the map and installed a court-drawn plan with two Black-majority districts, a ruling linked to the recent Voting Rights Act decision and ongoing legal battles over Alabama’s redistricting.
- Alabama Republicans ask Supreme Court to allow congressional map found racially discriminatory by lower court CBS News
- In Alabama Case, Supreme Court Faces First Major Test of Voting Rights Act Ruling The New York Times
- Alabama urges Supreme Court to allow for use of congressional map struck by lower court as racially discriminatory SCOTUSblog
- Federal court blocks new Republican-friendly voting map in Alabama The Guardian
- Alabama asks Supreme Court to allow congressional map that dilutes Black vote CNBC
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