Challengers to Alabama’s latest redistricting push urged the Supreme Court on Monday not to let the state use a congressional map in this fall’s elections that a lower court found likely discriminated against Black voters.
The groups, including voters and Democratic officials in the state, argued the justices should keep the state’s congressional lines used in the 2024 elections. That map was implemented by a three-judge court after it found the state’s first two congressional maps likely discriminated against Black voters.
