Mississippi lawmakers to hold redistricting session at Old Capitol amid optics debate
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Mississippi's House will hold a special session to redraw three state Supreme Court districts, meeting in the Old Capitol due to renovations. Critics warn the choice echoes Jim Crow-era disenfranchisement and could dilute Black voting power, as lawmakers navigate post‑Louisiana v. Callais voting‑rights questions and political pressure over district maps.
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