Record #3979
Following the Supreme Court's Louisiana v. Callais ruling, states will draw new congressional maps that dilute Black voting power and defend them as purely political gerrymanders citing that case
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Occurrence 1 of 1 · source record #3979 MeidasTouch · Trump has Catastrophic AM and Freezes Up at Worst Time
Original quoteSo what this is going to encourage all states to do is draw the most racist maps imaginable and just say political, political and they're going to cite this case.
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How the call settles
At least one additional state enacts a new congressional map after the Callais ruling that eliminates a majority-Black district, defended in court as a political rather than racial gerrymander citing that decision
Our reasoning
Pending. It will be judged only by this stored rule: At least one additional state enacts a new congressional map after the Callais ruling that eliminates a majority-Black district, defended in court as a political rather than racial gerrymander citing that decision Deadline or event: 2026-11-03.