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Show-Me Inevitable Conclusion Of Racial Gerrymandering?!?

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Given that affirmative-action was recently struck down . . . Take a look at a Missouri case that could signal a HUGE shift in politics around the nation and ESPECIALLY in KC proper . . . Read more at tonyskansascity.com

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VOTING RIGHTS AND REDISTRICTING: Indiana joins 12 other states asking for clarity from U.S. Supreme Court in Louisiana gerrymandering dispute - THE INDIANA CITIZEN

Indianapolis, IN (indianacitizen.org)

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Louisiana Redistricting Case – An Attack On Voting Rights

On March 24, the U.S. Supreme Court heard a pivotal case out of Louisiana that could reshape the future of voting rights nationwide. The consolidated cases — Louisiana v. Callais and Robinson v. Callais — challenge the congressional map drawn by the Louisiana state legislature in 2024. This map was created after a lower federal...

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Show-Me Inevitable Conclusion Of Racial Gerrymandering?!?

Given that affirmative-action was recently struck down . . . Take a look at a Missouri case that could signal a HUGE shift in politics around the nation and ESPECIALLY in KC proper . . . Read more at tonyskansascity.com

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Landmark racial gerrymandering Supreme Court case puts another Missourian front and center

After its record $24 billion COVID award from China and its two U.S. senators’ key roles in a watershed hearing on government censorship this past week, Missouri may be about to make even more history – this time at the U.S. Supreme Court. And in a case that very well could determine control of the U.S. House of Representatives in 2026. The high court last week heard arguments in a Louisiana lawsuit that will decide whether states can draw lines…

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The Heartlander broke the news in on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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