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Supreme Court Scrambles 2026 Maps, Sets Up Larger Redistricting Fight

via Washington Examiner·May 2

The Supreme Court's rollback of the Voting Rights Act is already throwing the 2026 midterm elections into flux as states weigh last-minute changes to congressional maps. This legal shift empowers states to redraw districts based on partisan or religious criteria rather than race, fundamentally altering the electoral landscape. The decision sets the stage for a contentious redistricting season that could reshape national representation.

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