NC Supreme Court Reconsiders Redistricting Rulings Amid Partisan Posturing

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The North Carolina Supreme Court's new Republican majority is considering overruling a decision that struck down the state's GOP-drawn voting maps as a partisan gerrymander, in a rare rehearing that could shift a sweeping election law clash at the U.S. Supreme Court. The case has fueled accusations of partisanship in the state's top court, which is elected in increasingly expensive campaigns. The rehearing impacts a closely watched U.S. Supreme Court case with major implications for elections nationwide.
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