Here are the proposed redistricting maps for Georgia's special session
Georgia lawmakers are meeting to redraw political maps after a federal judge found the current boundaries discriminate against Black voters.
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Georgia lawmakers are meeting to redraw political maps after a federal judge found the current boundaries discriminate against Black voters.
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Georgia Republicans are moving to preserve their majorities as they propose additional Black voting districts in a special legislative session that opened Wednesday. U.S. District Judge Steve Jones in October
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Georgia lawmakers will open a special session Wednesday as majority Republicans move to minimize their losses while also trying to increase the number of Black-majority districts to comply with a federal court order. It's one in a series of redistricting sessions across the South after the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the 1964 Voting Rights Act, clearing the way for Black voters to win changes from courts. Georgia House Republicans on Tuesday released a map that would likely cost them only two seats from their current 102-78 majority while creating five more majority-Black districts that D...