A bipartisan bid to have New York’s Assembly map invalidated, just five weeks before the planned primary for that political body’s primary races, heads in front of a Manhattan trial court judge Monday.

After being rebuffed earlier this month in a southwestern New York trial court, the effort was deemed “too important not to keep fighting,” says Aaron Foldenauer, a Democrat and full-time elections lawyer who’s representing Gavin Wax, president of the New York Young Republican Club, in the new lawsuit.

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