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Supreme Court permits Alabama to implement congressional map reducing majority-Black districts
The Supreme Court has allowed Alabama to implement a congressional map that reduces the number of majority-Black districts, following a 6-3 ruling. This decision comes after a lower court found that the map discriminated against Black voters, but the Supreme Court indicated that Alabama's arguments for the map's legality are likely to succeed. The ruling has implications for upcoming elections, with Alabama's primary elections now rescheduled for August 11.
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The Supreme Court has allowed Alabama to implement a congressional map that reduces the number of majority-Black districts, following a 6-3 ruling. This decision comes after a lower court found that the map discriminated against Black voters, but the Supreme Court indicated that Alabama's arguments for the map's legality are likely to succeed. The ruling has implications for upcoming elections, with Alabama's primary elections now rescheduled for August 11.
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