MSNBC Stephanie Ruhle Reports February 8, 2022 14:46:00
You point out this will affect potentially more than alabama is this -- the voting rights act was trimmed back in 2013. states no longer have to go to justice department or a federal court in advance, so the way people challenge voting changes and say they're discriminatory toward minority voters, they have to wait till the state does what it does and then sue. what's left is what's left of the voting rights act. senators say it's an ominous sign that the supreme court has agreed to hear this case. lit probably be in the fall. what that means is the single district plan, the current map in ala...
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