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The AL legislature’s remedial congressional map has been rejected by a federal court, which found that the map “perpetuates rather than corrects the Section Two violation we found.” This marks an important step forward in our fight for a fair map in AL. bit.ly/3L8ybmw

ICYMI: The trial featuring challenges against Georgia’s congressional & state legislative maps began yesterday. We echo our Director of Litigation – GA’s maps are textbook violations of the VRA. The court *must* rule on the side of Black Georgians. bit.ly/45FDlP0

🚨BREAKING: The court-appointed special master in the Alabama remedial map process released new proposed congressional maps. More to come tomorrow, stay tuned for updates!

🔔 BREAKING: SCOTUS has denied Alabama's emergency motion for stay in Allen v. Milligan — that means that Alabama's desperate effort to stop the remedial mapdrawing process has thus-far been unsuccessful. The remedial process will continue. 🗺️

⚖️In another victory for Alabama voters, SCOTUS has rejected (with no noted dissents) an attempt by the state of AL to stop the remedial mapdrawing process taking place as a result of Allen v. Milligan – meaning the new map will move forward without delay. bit.ly/45dkFVL

⚖️BREAKING: A federal panel in Alabama has just adopted a #FairMap that complies with SCOTUS’ order to include a second district in which Black voters can elect their candidate of choice. This is a huge victory for voting rights. We’re beyond proud to have been part of this team.

In spite of the shameful intransigence of Alabama Republicans, justice has finally prevailed in the state. With this new, fairer map, and for the first time ever, black voters in Alabama could have two members of Congress representing their interests. nytimes.com/2023/10/05/us/…

The court ordered victory today - creating a new black opportunity district for Congress in Alabama - is for my late sister in law Vivian and those other black Alabamians - here and gone - too long denied equal representation. Their commitment and sacrifice made this day possible

For the first time in history, Alabama could have two Black Members of Congress representing the state. We’re proud to have been part of the team behind the tenacious Alabama voters that secured this win for fair representation. bit.ly/3tqubHU

Alabama has a new, fairer congressional map that gives Black voters an equal opportunity to elect a candidate of their choice.  This is a historic win for voting rights and democracy, and it happened thanks to the hard work of Black voters, advocates, and organizations like

Today, in a major victory for voters, a GA court struck down the state’s congressional and state leg. maps as violations of Section 2 of the VRA. After initiating these challenges in 2021, we are thrilled with this giant step toward equal representation! bit.ly/3s9FS5I

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Huge victory for Black Louisianians!! Equal opportunity to fair representation has been denied them far too long — but now they’ll get it!! So proud of ⁦⁦⁦National Redistricting Foundation⁩ always, but especially on days like today. washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/…

🚨Louisiana’s new, VRA-compliant congressional map will stay in place for the 2024 elections. SCOTUS ruled on the side of the NRF-supported Galmon intervenors, and acted in accordance with Allen v. Milligan, upholding Sec. 2 of the VRA. Our full statement: bit.ly/4bGY5c0

Today marks the one-year anniversary of SCOTUS' decision in Allen v. Milligan. We are proud to have supported the Alabama voters who sought (and secured) a new, fair, congressional map with additional Black opportunity districts. redistrictingfoundation.org/news/ag-eric-h…

The VRA of 1965 established the fundamental principle that every American, regardless of race or color, has the right to vote. At a time where racial discrimination in our elections remains pervasive, our lawmakers must recommit to the restoration of the VRA in its entirety.