Post-VRA ruling sparks a nationwide redistricting sprint
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After the Supreme Court narrowed a key Voting Rights Act protection, states have rushed to redraw congressional maps, with eight already enacting new boundaries and many more planning changes ahead of the midterms. Republicans currently hold a narrow edge as they push for strategic redraws, while Democrats and groups like Fair Fight Action are plotting counter-moves for 2028 and beyond. Timing matters as lawsuits, state laws, and looming court rulings will shape which maps take effect and when.
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