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The Florida Supreme Court has ruled against blocking a new congressional map that could increase Republican seats in the state. The 6-1 decision allows the legal battle over the map to continue in lower courts, but it will not be resolved before the midterm elections. Plaintiffs argue that the map violates the state's 'Fair Districts' amendment.
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The Florida Supreme Court has ruled against blocking a new congressional map that could increase Republican seats in the state. The 6-1 decision allows the legal battle over the map to continue in lower courts, but it will not be resolved before the midterm elections. Plaintiffs argue that the map violates the state's 'Fair Districts' amendment.
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