Alabama seeks Supreme Court green light for 2026 redistricting map
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Alabama asked the Supreme Court to lift a lower-court block on its 2023 redistricting map, arguing the plan would shift the congressional balance to a 6-1 GOP tilt by eliminating a second majority-Black district; a three-judge panel ruled the map violated the 14th Amendment equal-protection rights by discriminating against Black voters, and Alabama seeks a quick ruling and an emergency stay so elections can proceed under that map, even though primaries have been held and four districts await results with Aug. 11 special elections planned.
- Alabama asks Supreme Court to allow redistricting for 2026 Politico
- Alabama Republicans Ask Supreme Court to Allow New Congressional Map in Redistricting Fight The New York Times
- Alabama pushes US Supreme Court to approve congressional map for midterms Al Jazeera
- Federal court blocks new Republican-friendly voting map in Alabama The Guardian
- Alabama urges US Supreme Court to bring back GOP-friendly House map for midterm elections CNN
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