Court Throws Out Alabama GOP’s Congressional Map for “Likely” Voting Rights Act Violation

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Court Throws Out Alabama GOP’s Congressional Map for “Likely” Voting Rights Act Violation
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Federal judges have rejected a redistricted congressional map in Alabama, saying that the Republican-drawn map likely violated the Voting Rights Act.

On Monday, federal judges rejected a redistricted congressional map in Alabama, saying that the Republican-drawn map likely violated the Voting Rights Act, which protects voting rights for non-white groups.

. “We find that the plaintiffs will suffer an irreparable harm if they must vote in the 2022 congressional elections based on a redistricting plan that violates federal law.”Greater Birmingham Ministries, Alabama State Conference of the NAACP, and plaintiffs represented by the American Civil Liberties Union and others.

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