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US Supreme Court Rejects Texas Redistricting Map
The US Supreme Court took just 11 days to create new uncertainty about Congressional districts in Texas — which has already delayed its primaries by a month. In today's unsigned opinion , it threw out district maps drawn by a lower court — as yet another trial goes forward in Washington.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe US Supreme Court took just 11 days to create new uncertainty about Congressional districts in Texas — which has already delayed its primaries by a month. In today's unsigned opinion, it threw out district maps drawn by a lower court — as yet another trial goes forward in Washington. Todd Gillman is Washington Bureau Chief for the Dallas Morning News.
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