Supreme Court signals it will strike down Section 2 of Voting Rights Act

The Supreme Court has indicated it may strike down Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, which could enable Republicans to redraw congressional districts in the South. This potential decision may lead to the elimination of 12 or more Democratic-held seats in the House of Representatives.

This development comes amid ongoing discussions regarding voting rights and districting practices across the United States. The implications of such a ruling could significantly impact the political landscape in Southern states.

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