The New York Times reports:
The Supreme Court sided with Wisconsin’s Republican-led Legislature on Wednesday in a dispute over competing voting maps for the state’s legislative districts.
The justices’ unsigned order reversed a ruling from the Wisconsin Supreme Court that had selected the map drawn by Gov. Tony Evers over other proposals, and it sent the case back to the state court for a new look.
The majority said the state court had not considered carefully enough whether the Voting Rights Act, a federal law that protects minority voting power, required the addition of a seventh assembly district in which Black voters made up a majority.
Read the full article. Of note, this is about the state map, not the US House map.
Supreme Court blocks revised plan for legislative districts in Wisconsin that created a new Black voting district and was opposed by Republicans. https://t.co/biWCPOr8Xp
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