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Gerrymandering · South CarolinaThe fight for the Democratic seat in South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District has become just that more competitive following a Supreme Court decision in favor of gerrymandering. The ruling, which benefits the GOP considerably more, will disregard the voices of 30,000 Black voters in the district. Once a competitive bipartisan area, the district has been … ContinuedSee the Story
SCOTUS Ruling In Favor Of Gerrymandering Impacts 30K Black Democratic Voters Amid South Carolina House Race
Gerrymandering · Salt Lake CityHours after the Utah Supreme Court ruled the Utah Legislature overstepped their authority by drawing gerrymandered political maps, voters met at the Capitol to celebrate the decision.See the Story
‘We won’: Voters celebrate Utah Supreme Court ruling against Legislature in gerrymandering case
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Gerrymandering · Salt Lake CityIn a unanimous decision, the Utah Supreme Court decided Thursday that Utah citizens have a constitutional right to reform their government in response to past redistricting efforts to divide Salt Lake City into four congressional districts, resulting in Republicans winning by a large margin. The Utah League of Women Voters alleged that the majority party in the Salt Lake City Legislature has a history of “cracking” the districts. This means that…See the Story
Utah Supreme Court decided constitutional right to reform government in response to gerrymandering
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Black Lives Matter · South CarolinaMichael B. Moore sat down, closed his eyes and lowered his head. The pastor standing behind him clamped his palm on Moore’s shoulder, and three women rested their hands on his back and arms. They sang, prayed and shouted “Hallelujah!”
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This House race reflects how the Supreme Court has narrowed options for Black voters
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Gerrymandering · United StatesFive years ago, the Supreme Court issued one of its worst democracy-related decisions ever. The court’s 5-4 opinion in Rucho v. Common Cause (2019) prohibited federal courts from doing anything to stop partisan gerrymandering and manipulating our voting maps for…See the Story
[Opinion] Dan Vicuna: Court ensures partisan gerrymandering continues (Opinion)
100% Left coverage: 1 sources