The Louisiana Legislature approved a new congressional map on Friday, which alters the state's congressional districts. This decision follows a ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court earlier this month that deemed the previous map unconstitutional. The Louisiana Senate had initially passed the new congressional lines with a vote of 27-10, but the state House later made amendments to the proposal.
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Louisiana Legislature approves new congressional map following Supreme Court ruling
The Louisiana Legislature has passed a new congressional map that modifies the state's districts after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled the previous map unconstitutional. The Senate initially approved the map with a 27-10 vote, and amendments were made by the House.
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