"US Appeals Court Upholds North Carolina GOP's Election Map Despite Challenges"

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A federal appellate court rejected an emergency challenge to North Carolina’s Republican-drawn legislative map, ensuring elections will proceed under contested lines drawn in 2023. The new maps are expected to help Republicans retain a supermajority in the state legislature and gain at least three more seats in Congress. The court ruled that the maps did not create extraordinary circumstances for a preliminary injunction, despite claims that they weaken Black representation. The decision has drawn criticism from voting rights advocates and dissent from a judge who warned of further weakening voting rights protections.
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- Appeals panel won't order North Carolina Senate redistricting lines to be redrawn WRAL News
- US appeals court rules on NC Senate redistricting lawsuit Raleigh News & Observer
- Black Voters Lose Bid to Block NC District Lines Before Election Bloomberg Law
- Fourth Circuit upholds election map in win for North Carolina GOP Courthouse News Service
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