The South Carolina Senate rejected a proposal to redraw congressional maps that had previously passed the House on May 20 after two days of debate. Senators expressed skepticism regarding the effort during their discussions on Tuesday.
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South Carolina Senate votes against proposal to redraw congressional maps
The South Carolina Senate has voted against a proposal to redraw congressional maps, which had earlier been approved by the House. The Senate's decision followed a period of skepticism among its members during discussions.
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