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The Pennsylvania Senate has voted to add language to its redistricting bill that would split the state Supreme Court into seven districts.
June 14, 2018 at 05:30 PM
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Bureau Chief
The Pennsylvania Senate has voted in favor of a bill aimed at reforming the legislative redistricting process—but the proposal it approved also aims to split the state Supreme Court into seven districts.
The bill passed on a 35-14 margin on Wednesday, a day after it was amended to include language proposing to divide Pennsylvania’s three appellate courts into districts.
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