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Virginia Supreme Court Strikes Down Democratic Redistricting Referendum in 4-3 Ruling
RICHMOND, Virginia — In a landmark decision, the Virginia Supreme Court on Friday struck down the results of a controversial redistricting referendum, dealing a major setback to Democrats who had invested nearly $70 million in the campaign. In a 4-3 ruling, the court ruled that the ballot measure violated Virginia’s constitutional requirements for amending the state constitution, specifically the…
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Supreme Court Weakens Voting Rights Act Again, Triggering Political Firestorm Introduction In a decision that is already reshaping the p
Gerrymandering US legal explained as redistricting tactics reshape elections and raise questions about fairness and political power
Gerrymandering US legal explained as #redistricting tactics reshape elections and raise questions about fairness and political power.
Supreme Court Halts Ruling on Voting Rights—for Now
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January, 20 2017-Here we go...
"A series of essays anonymously published defending the document to the public --" "No one would read it!" "I disagree!" "And if it fails?" "Burr, that's why we need it!" #NonStop #ElectionLaw #Hamilton #LawSchoolProblems
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