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Republicans score twin redistricting victories: From the Politics Desk
- The Supreme Court ruled that states can rarely consider race when drawing congressional maps, signaling potential redraws.
- Louisiana’s map faces redrawing after the ruling, with a primary just over two weeks away.
- Florida lawmakers passed a new congressional map that adds Republican-leaning seats.
- Governor DeSantis faces criticism over removing anti-gerrymandering language from the state constitution.
- The ruling may reduce minority-majority districts at various government levels over time.
- The Supreme Court decision aligns with a broader mid-decade redistricting battle in several states.
- The ruling could influence how states respond to future Supreme Court decisions on race in maps.
- Analytical pieces discuss implications for 2026 elections and tax policy debates.
- NBC News provides ongoing live updates on related political developments.
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