A federal judicial panel approved Tennessee's new congressional map on Thursday, which divides a majority-Black district in Memphis. The panel rejected a request to block the implementation of the map ahead of the state's primary elections scheduled for August. The three-judge panel did not issue a preliminary injunction against the new map.
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Federal judges approve Tennessee congressional map that divides majority-Black Memphis district
A federal judicial panel has approved a new congressional map for Tennessee that divides a majority-Black district in Memphis. The decision allows the map to be used in the upcoming primary elections in August, rejecting efforts to block it.
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