We've heard a bunch of consternation about how we got this decision. And we get it -- this is a stay, not necessarily the final resolution of this map. But it's important to realize that no matter how we got here, Louisiana's voters got the fairer map they deserved .
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CBS: Supreme Court lets Louisiana use congressional map with new majority-Black district in 2024 elections [[link removed]]
It's not often we get to applaud the Supreme Court, John. But they stepped up to overrule a lower federal court to protect the new congressional map intended to better represent Louisiana’s Black voters in compliance with the Voting Rights Act
As we've said before -- this is just the latest twist in a long-running redistricting battle over the rights of our state's Black voters. The Louisiana voters who started this legal fight won a critical stay from Supreme Court on the lower court's decision.
Why is this a big deal? Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder called the lower court decision “ shameful ” and said that it “ unnecessarily put[s] Louisianians’ right to vote in a very precarious position .”
Now Louisiana's voters get the fair maps they deserve. It's been alleged that Louisiana's overtly partisan state legislature specifically drew the map in a way they hoped would get thrown out for the 2024 elections. But now these maps are law, at least for this election cycle, and that represents progress.
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