Tennessee Legislature Redraws Congressional Map, Dismantling Nashville's Majority-Black District

Tennessee Legislature Redraws Congressional Map, Dismantling Nashville’s Majority-Black District

The Tennessee General Assembly, controlled by a Republican supermajority, officially passed a new congressional redistricting map this week that systematically dismantles the state’s only majority-Black district. By splitting Nashville—the heart of the 5th Congressional District—into three separate districts, state lawmakers have effectively diluted the political influence of minority voters in a move that has drawn…

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Supreme Court Clears Way for New Louisiana Congressional Map

Supreme Court Clears Way for New Louisiana Congressional Map

The U.S. Supreme Court intervened in Louisiana’s redistricting saga this May, effectively allowing the state to proceed with a new congressional map that includes a second Black-majority district. This decision concludes a protracted legal battle that reached the high court after lower courts struggled to reconcile the state’s legislative boundaries with the Voting Rights Act…

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