Alabama Republicans plow forward after key Supreme Court win puts congressional map in question

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Alabama Republicans plow forward after key Supreme Court win puts congressional map in question

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The Supreme Court allowed Alabama to revisit its congressional map, overturning a 2023 ruling that created a second Black-population-conscious district.

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  • • The Supreme Court allowed Alabama to use its 2023 congressional map instead of the court-ordered map.

  • • The 2023 map contains only one majority-Black district instead of two.

  • • This decision is expected to favor Republicans in the 2026 midterm elections.
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The 2023 ruling in Allen v. Milligan previously required Alabama to create a second district to prevent the dilution of Black voting strength. The Supreme Court has now vacated that lower court ruling, allowing the state legislature to regain control over its redistricting process.

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