Washington — The U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling this week changing the legal standard on race in districting and prompting state legislatures to consider new congressional maps ahead of November's midterm elections. Analysts including Reuters and independent forecasters reported a historic low in competitive U.S. House seats, noting only 32 of 435 districts currently rated toss-up or lean. Nashville and Montgomery saw scheduled or convened special legislative sessions this week as lawmakers in Tennessee, Alabama and Louisiana respond to the ruling; Louisiana was ordered to redraw a map after the high court found race was overly determinative in creating a second Black-majority district. Local analyses show narrow paths to control in state chambers such as Texas, where nine seats are competitive and Republicans hold 88 of 150 seats.
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重新划分选区会影响您的投票。新地图可以改变国会和州立法机构的权力格局。了解您所在州的重新划分选区程序并表达您的意见。这是您的权利。
最高法院的裁决引发了全国范围的重新划分选区工作。这是一个复杂的过程,但它塑造了政治格局。请保持知情并参与其中。如果您相信公平代表,值得转发。
寻求持久选举优势的州共和党议员和其他党派人士,可以通过重新划定选区以降低竞争性并巩固多数来获益。
选民——特别是多数黑人选区中的选民——以及民主党人,如果选区被重新划分,可能会失去代表权和选举影响力。
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美国最高法院裁决改变选区划分种族标准,中期选举前各州酝酿新地图
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