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Judge Invalidates GOP Drawn Voting Maps in Georgia

Oct 26, 2023

Article Summary A federal judge in Atlanta ruled that Republicans in Georgia violated a civil rights law by drawing voting maps that weakened the influence of Black voters, and ordered new maps to be drawn before the 2024 elections. The judge, Steve C. Jones, requested the state's legislature to promptly draft new maps for equitable representation…

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