Alabama's New Congressional Map Boosts Black Voters and Democrats

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After a lengthy legal battle, a panel of federal judges has chosen a new congressional map for Alabama, adding a second district where Black voters are projected to have a majority. This decision is seen as a win for Black Alabamians and Democrats, while Republican leaders in the state face a setback. The ruling could have implications for other redistricting cases across the country, potentially affecting the GOP's slim majority in the U.S. House. The Supreme Court's decision to back the lower court's ruling on Alabama's map has set a precedent for similar cases in other states.
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