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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 InterceptLeftSupreme Court Justices Signal Deep Divide on Redistricting CaseHuffPostCenter 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 ReviewFar RightVoting Rights Case Shows Why Courts Must Stay Out of RedistrictingDaily Wire

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