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Supreme Court Hears Arguments on State Voting Rights Case

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The story, in brief

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a closely-watched case challenging redistricting maps in a Southern state, with implications for minority voting representation across the country.

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How each side is covering it

Left3 sources
Far LeftSCOTUS Weighs Voting Map Case That Could Reshape Southern PoliticsThe Intercept ↗LeftSupreme Court Justices Signal Deep Divide on Redistricting CaseHuffPost ↗Center LeftOral Arguments Reveal Fractures in High Court Over Voting MapsNPR Politics ↗
Center1 source
CenterSupreme Court Takes Up Redistricting ChallengeAssociated Press ↗
Right2 sources
RightSCOTUS Redistricting Case: States Should Control Their Own MapsNational Review ↗Far RightVoting Rights Case Shows Why Courts Must Stay Out of RedistrictingDaily Wire ↗

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