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Democratic leaders in the South are voicing concerns about the party's neglect of Black voters following a Supreme Court ruling that limits race-based redistricting. Activists and lawmakers argue that the party is focusing too much on battleground states while ignoring deep-red states with significant Black populations. Tensions have surfaced in public forums, highlighting frustrations over outreach efforts.
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Democratic leaders in the South are voicing concerns about the party's neglect of Black voters following a Supreme Court ruling that limits race-based redistricting. Activists and lawmakers argue that the party is focusing too much on battleground states while ignoring deep-red states with significant Black populations. Tensions have surfaced in public forums, highlighting frustrations over outreach efforts.
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Democratic Leaders in the South Express Concerns Over Party's Focus on Redistricting