ForbesGeorgia Must Redraw 'Racially Discriminatory' Voting Maps, Judge Rules
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44% : A federal judge ordered Georgia to redraw some of its congressional and state legislative districts on Thursday, ruling the voting map violated the Votings Rights Act and was racially discriminatory against minority voters in the state -- the latest showdown in the South over congressional districts.40% : Once a reliably conservative state, Georgia has turned into a political battleground in recent years, with Democrats vying for influence in urban and suburban districts even as Republicans still control the state government.
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