Supreme Court Rulings Shake Up Voting Maps and Benefit Democrats.

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The US Supreme Court's decision to uphold a provision of the Voting Rights Act could lead to the redrawing of congressional maps in several southern states, potentially boosting Democrats' chances in 2024 House races and giving Black voters more opportunities to elect candidates of their choice. The ruling means that Alabama will have to redraw its congressional map to add another district where Black voters comprise a majority of the district’s voting age population. The decision has implications in Alabama and beyond, with several southern states potentially seeing new maps where Black and other minority voters have been underrepresented for some time.
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