Republican state lawmakers in South Carolina have decided not to proceed with a plan to redraw congressional maps, resulting in the majority-Black district currently represented by Democratic Rep. Jim Clyburn remaining intact. Clyburn has held this seat for 34 years.
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South Carolina Republicans Decide Against Redistricting, Clyburn's District Remains Unchanged
South Carolina Republicans have opted not to redraw congressional maps, allowing Rep. Jim Clyburn's majority-Black district to remain unchanged. Clyburn has represented this district for 34 years.
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Clyburn's district stays intact as South Carolina Republicans scrap redistricting
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