U.S. Supreme Court decision puts brakes on Illinois redistricting amendment – Illinois Policy

The ruling leaves Illinois partisan gerrymandering practices untouched, but it means the racial district requirement of HJRCA 28 would violate the 14th Amendment.
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Lurker
1 hour ago

Perhaps the ruling would end the racial ward remapping in Chicago.

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