How the Supreme Court's 'Callais' Ruling Affects Voting Maps

A recent Supreme Court ruling in Louisiana v. Callais has made it significantly harder to challenge voting maps for racial discrimination by allowing states to cite partisanship as a justification for district lines. The author argues that this decision threatens representation for voters of color and calls on Congress to pass new legislation to ban partisan gerrymandering and modernize the Voting Rights Act.

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