The ruling comes after Alabama Republicans created a new congressional map that defied a Supreme Court order.
“We are disturbed by the evidence that the State delayed remedial proceedings but ultimately did not even nurture the ambition to provide the required remedy,” the judges wrote in a“We are not aware of any other case in which a state legislature — faced with a federal court order declaring that its electoral plan unlawfully dilutes minority votes and requiring a plan that provides an additional opportunity district — responded with a plan that the state concedes does not provide that district,”...
State Republicans in June approved a new map that contained just one majority-Black seat and a second district that is approximately 40% Black. The new map came after the GOP-controlled Legislature called a special session to redraw an earlier map after the Supreme Court reaffirmed a federal court order to include two districts where Black voters make up voting-age majorities, “or something quite close to it.” The court found that the newly drawn congressional map likely violated the U.S.
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