Federal judge sets May 20 hearing in Tennessee redistricting lawsuit

Tennessee Lookout·May 12

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A federal judge has set a May 20 hearing in a lawsuit related to tennessee's redistricting maps. The lawsuit, which involves challenges to the new congressional map, was filed by democrats, who had sought a restraining order, but this motion was denied. The outcome of the lawsuit remains uncertain, with the hearing set to take place ahead of a key deadline for US House candidates.

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