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The North Carolina General Assembly released new maps for the U.S. House and the state legislature on Wednesday. The congressional map is expected to give Republicans the edge in seven seats and Democrats the advantage in five. Two seats would be toss-ups.
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A trial court panel will name an outside remapping expert to help them determine whether upcoming replacement redistricting maps comply with partisan limits required by the North Carolina Supreme Court.
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North Carolina’s top legislative Democrats are praising a redistricting ruling by the state Supreme Court that overturned congressional and General Assembly districts as illegal partisan gerrymanders. But Republican legislative leaders were cautious Monday about disclosing what they'll do next.
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The North Carolina Supreme Court rules newly-drawn voter maps are unconstitutional gerrymanders that must be drawn again. The ruling sets a precedent, and we examine the impact, short and long-term.
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On Friday, the North Carolina Supreme Court struck down GOP-drawn congressional and state legislative maps. The General Assembly will now have to draw new maps by Feb. 18. The end result will impact North Carolina's representation in the U.S. House next year and could impact the balance of power in Raleigh for the next 10 years.
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The North Carolina Supreme Court has struck down the state’s new maps for congressional and General Assembly seats and has ordered the General Assembly to redraw them.
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A federal judge is giving two residents of Charlotte's Hidden Valley neighborhood a chance to consult with an attorney and revise their lawsuit seeking to block Charlotte city council's new voting districts.
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North Carolina Supreme Court justices have peppered attorneys with questions over whether they have authority to throw out new congressional and legislative districts simply because of what some consider excessive partisanship in them favoring Republicans.
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The North Carolina Supreme Court will consider challenges to the state's congressional map and state legislative maps.
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North Carolina state Rep. Deb Butler called a three-judge panel that ruled that GOP-drawn legislative and congressional maps could stand partisan and implied the judges’ decisions were partisan. Most of her tweet was wrong, says fact-checker Paul Specht of WRAL.