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The Supreme Court announced Monday it will hear a redistricting case out of South Carolina in its next term, which begins in October.
Republican state lawmakers had asked the high court to review a ruling from a three-judge district court panel that ordered South Carolina to redraw its 2022 map for congressional districts.
A federal court ruled after an eight-day trial that South Carolina’s Congressional District 1 had been drawn in a way to dilute Black votes.
The map was challenged by voter Taiwan Scott and the South Carolina NAACP, represented by the American Civil Liberties Union and allied groups.
