Court’s right to end racialized voting, the ‘wasted potential’ lie and other commentary

New York Post·May 1

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A recent supreme court ruling has curbed protections for minority voters in election maps, potentially impacting redistricting contests. The decision may lead some states to redraw maps before the next election, with republicans already pushing for changes. The ruling's effects are still unfolding, with possible implications for upcoming elections and voting rights.

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Court’s right to end racialized voting, the ‘wasted potential’ lie and other commentary

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