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The North Carolina Supreme Court will hear arguments Feb. 2 as to whether Republican-drawn maps for Congress and the General Assembly are fair or unconstitutional gerrymanders.
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Rising COVID-19 cases are starting to clog area hospitals and the state primary may now take place in June as the courts wrestle with voter maps. Charlotte City Council has made some zoning decisions and hears arguments for more changes.
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The North Carolina General Assembly has agreed to delay the state's already postponed primaries for U.S. Senate, House, the legislature and other positions by another three weeks.
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North Carolina Republican legislators want to delay the date for this year's primary, which has already been pushed back two months by the state Supreme Court. GOP leaders on Monday announced plans for the General Assembly to vote Wednesday on a bill that would push the May 17 primary to June 7.
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Plaintiffs in the case filed appeal notices with the North Carolina Supreme Court after Tuesday’s ruling by a three-judge panel allowing the new congressional and legislative districts be used in upcoming elections. The lines were approved by the Republican-controlled General Assembly. Democrats hold four of the seven Supreme Court seats.
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A North Carolina judicial panel has refused to throw out redistricting maps drawn by the Republican-controlled General Assembly, rejecting arguments that the lines were illegally politically stacked for the GOP.
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We recap the past week’s quick trial over new voter maps for congress and North Carolina’s legislature.
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A three-judge panel will decide by Jan. 11 if North Carolina's congressional and state legislative maps are unconstitutional gerrymanders
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A three-judge panel is expected to rule by Jan. 11 whether or not the state's congressional and state House and Senate maps are unconstitutional gerrymanders.
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North Carolina’s gerrymandering trial in Raleigh continued for its second day on Tuesday, with plaintiffs calling witnesses who said the Republican-drawn congressional maps diminish the power of Black voters.