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Post by ck4829 on Feb 14, 2022 16:06:26 GMT
Fresh off a high-profile case over gerrymandering, the North Carolina Supreme Court now has a related and similarly controversial issue to decide: whether actions taken by a gerrymandered legislature are even legitimate. Oral arguments are scheduled Monday in the case. Depending on how they go, the case could end with the court removing two new amendments from the North Carolina Constitution, despite voters having approved them in 2018. Because of the slow pace of the courts, this case isn’t about the new district maps — which the Supreme Court ruled un constitutional this month. Instead, it’s about maps that have long since been overturned, several gerrymandering lawsuits ago. Yet while the maps in question were ruled un constitutional years ago, their effects linger on, this lawsuit claims, in the form of the two controversial amendments to the state constitution. www.yahoo.com/news/gerrymandered-legislature-illegitimate-now-nc-100000459.htmlThe question that we all need to ask.
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Post by ck4829 on Feb 14, 2022 16:19:32 GMT
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Post by traveler on Feb 14, 2022 17:16:43 GMT
Good question.
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