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Team,

The United States Supreme Court will issue a decision in Louisiana v. Callais any day now. This case could determine the future of Louisiana’s congressional map and critical protections under the Voting Rights Act (VRA).

Sign up here to receive breaking news text messages from All On The Line and be the first to know as soon as this critical ruling comes down.

Here’s what A.G. Holder had to say about this case:

"Federal law, the Supreme Court’s own precedent, and basic fairness dictate that Black Louisianians must vote on truly representative and fair maps. A decision that does not recognize that fact or that weakens the Voting Rights Act of 1965 would signal an alarming retreat into a past that so many have fought so long and so hard to pull the country from.”

The facts: Black voters in Louisiana make up roughly one-third of the state’s population, yet for decades had an opportunity to elect a candidate of their choice in only one of the state’s six congressional districts. Then, after a long legal fight supported by our affiliate, the National Redistricting Foundation, the state enacted a new, fair map last year.

But our fight didn’t end there. That’s because map manipulators are still working to undermine Black voting power in Louisiana.

After that, however, a group of radical conservative activists brought a new case in one of the most conservative federal courts in the country, blatantly ignoring the Supreme Court’s recent precedent in Allen v. Milligan. Unfortunately, that new court struck down Louisiana’s new, fair map.

Now the Supreme Court is expected to rule in the days ahead on the future of Louisiana’s map and this hard-fought Black-opportunity district. Sign up for text updates to get real-time breaking news as soon as it happens. >>

All On The Line is building a truly representative democracy where all eligible voters can make their voices heard. We’re fighting for:

• A democracy that’s truly representative

• The end of extreme partisan and racial gerrymandering

• To ensure that historically marginalized voters can make their voices heard

No matter how hard these anti-democracy forces try, we will refuse to give in. All On The Line will be here to fight for fair representation — in Louisiana, and across the country.

This is where you come in, team.

None of this is possible without grassroots supporters like you, who understand how critical these issues are for the future of our democracy. Will you support the fight for free and fair elections by making a contribution today?

More as soon as we know it — thank you,

The AOTL Team

 

 

 

 

All On The Line is the grassroots advocacy campaign supported by the National Redistricting Action Fund. Support our work to end gerrymandering.

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