Voting rights upheaval casts shadow over Mississippi redistricting case
The Marshall Project - Jackson reported that after Louisiana v. Callais, both sides in Mississippi's Supreme Court-district lawsuit jointly asked the 5th Circuit to vacate Judge Sharion Aycock's ruling and send the case back for new arguments. Later Fifth Circuit and Reeves developments made the piece important background for why the immediate May 20 judicial-session lane collapsed rather than proof of any congressional-redistricting call.
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The Marshall Project - Jackson reported that after Louisiana v. Callais, both sides in Mississippi's Supreme Court-district lawsuit jointly asked the 5th Circuit to vacate Judge Sharion Aycock's ruling and send the case back for new arguments. Later Fifth Circuit and Reeves developments made the piece important background for why the immediate May 20 judicial-session lane collapsed rather than proof of any congressional-redistricting call. This page keeps the item on-site so readers, feed subscribers, and search engines can land on a clean Mississippi-race URL first, then jump out to the cited reporting instead of skipping straight past the desk.
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