Unlike earlier decades, when Republicans avoided losses, some Georgia GOP lawmakers are now likely to walk the plank when new districts are drawn. U.S. District Judge Steve Jones in October ordered Georgia to draw Black majorities in one additional congressional district, two additional state Senate districts, and five additional state House districts.
November 17, 2023 at 12:35 PM
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It’s a pattern Southern states have repeated for decades: A federal court rules an electoral map illegally dilutes the power of Black voters and orders a new one.
But with Georgia lawmakers scheduled to return Nov. 29 for a special session to debate new voting districts, some things are different.
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Voting lines outside the Gwinnett County Election Offices in Lawrenceville, Georgia, on the third day of early voting in the state in October 2020. Photo John Disney/ALM
Judge Steve C. Jones, of the Northern District of Georgia.
