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Democrats ask Supreme Court not to disrupt New York redistricting dispute
Two separate groups of New York voters and elected officials on Thursday afternoon urged the Supreme Court to leave in place a ruling by a state trial judge in Manhattan that would bar the state from using its existing congressional map in the 2026 elections. Instead, the ruling by Justice Jeffrey Pearlman of the New York Supreme Court – which is a trial court in that state – would require New York to redraw the map on the ground that it diluted the votes of Blacks and Latinos in the only New York City congressional district represented by a Republican. The voters called the request to intervene a “brazen defiance of” the Supreme Court’s rules, while a group of state officials added that granting the request would require the court to improperly intrude on state interests.
A new Supreme Court gerrymandering case is nightmare fuel for Democrats
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A questionable lawsuit seeking to redraw a Republican district risks turbocharging Trump’s gerrymandering campaign.
Every now and then, a judge hands down a decision that is so ill-advised that it is impossible to read without burying your face in your palm. New York State Judge Jeffrey Pearlman’s opinion in Williams v. Board of Elections of the State of New York is such a case.
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