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The Colorado Supreme Court has delayed a ruling on the validity of Democratic ballot measures aimed at redistricting the state's district maps. The delay has now exceeded 50 days, which may affect preparations for the 2028 congressional elections.
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The Colorado Supreme Court has delayed a ruling on the validity of Democratic ballot measures aimed at redistricting the state's district maps. The delay has now exceeded 50 days, which may affect preparations for the 2028 congressional elections.
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