State lawmakers in South Carolina have rejected a proposed congressional map, while judges have invalidated newly drawn U.S. House districts in Alabama. These developments represent challenges to efforts led by former President Donald Trump to redraw congressional maps in the South.
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Setbacks for Congressional Redistricting Efforts in Southern States
Efforts to redraw congressional maps in Southern states face challenges as South Carolina lawmakers reject a new map and judges in Alabama strike down newly drawn U.S. House districts. These setbacks are part of a broader initiative led by former President Donald Trump.
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Trump-led push to redraw Congress maps faces setbacks in Southern states
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Setbacks for Congressional Redistricting Efforts in Southern States