HUGE: Supreme Court Issues Ruling On Voting Rights Act

The time has come. The Supreme Court heard arguments regarding what the media is calling a key provision of the Voting Rights Act, which has protected race-based congressional apportionment, specifically majority-minority districts. The case stems from Louisiana v. Callais, in which the state was ordered to redraw its congressional map to add another majority-black district. The first attempt was slapped as a Voting Rights Violation, and the latest attempt was challenged as unconstitutional. In a 6-3 ruling, the Court found the drawing of this district unconstitutional, but did not officially strike down Section II of the Voting Rights Act. We have some nuance here, with the majority trying to tailor a narrow ruling, while the dissenting opinion presents a different interpretation of this