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Justin Lam

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Redistricting Litigation Heats Up

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By Alicia Bannon, Laura Niday, Justin Lam
| State Court Report
In the wake of Callais, state courts are weighing a growing number of redistricting disputes. You’re reading State Court Report’s biweekly newsletter. Subscribe to receive it in your inbox. State courts are increasingly at the center of legal and political fights over election districts. The last two weeks saw several major state rulings related to efforts at mid-decade redistricting. And now, maps passed by southern states in the aftermath of the Supreme Court’s Louisiana v.
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Virginia’s Redistricting Effort and the Laborious Process to Amend its Constitution

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By Laura Niday, Alicia Bannon, Justin Lam
| State Court Report
The Virginia Supreme Court held last week that the process used to amend the Virginia Constitution to allow the state legislature to redraw congressional districts for the November midterm elections was unconstitutional. The ruling effectively nullified the April election in which more than three million Virginians voted and a majority approved the measure.
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The Aftermath of Callais

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By Alicia Bannon, Justin Lam, Stephen Vladeck
| State Court Report
The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling will embroil state courts in a new wave of battles over gerrymandering and voting rights. You’re reading State Court Report’s biweekly newsletter. Subscribe to receive it in your inbox. The Supreme Court’s ruling in Louisiana v. Callais represents a tectonic shift in civil rights and election law.
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