ផែនទីសភារដ្ឋផ្លរីដា ការលុបបំបាត់សង្កាត់ខ្មៅនឹងឈរ ច្បាប់របស់តុលាការ

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Florida’s Supreme Court on Thursday rejected a request for a hearing over the state’s controversial new congressional map that eliminates a majority Black district, putting an end—for now—to one of the most high-profile redistricting challenges heading into the midterms.

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The map, which was drawn by Governor Ron DeSantis’ (R) office before getting legislative approval, increases Republican dominance over the state’s congressional delegation, partly through shifting the 5th District to a solidly Republican area. The old map straddled the 5th District along a roughly 150-mile stretch of Florida’s border with Georgia, a minority-majority area where Black residents make up more than 40% of the population. DeSantis argued the elongated shape of the district made it unconstitutional, while critics countered that moving the district is a blatant move to dilute the Black vote, which traditionally tilts Democratic.

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18. That’s how many Republican-leaning districts are in Florida’s new map, according to ប្រាំបីលេខ, an increase of 4 over the previous map.

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Major court challenges to new congressional maps have largely favored Republicans. The GOP notably captured a win in New York, where a court blocked the state from enacting a new map approved by the Democratic-controlled state legislature.

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ចៅក្រមរដ្ឋផ្លរីដា រារាំងផែនទីតំបន់ DeSantis ដែលនឹងប៉ះពាល់ដល់អ្នកបោះឆ្នោតស្បែកខ្មៅ (ទស្សនាវដ្តី Forbes)

តុលាការ​ផ្តល់​ផែនទី​សភា​រដ្ឋ Florida ឡើងវិញ​ដែល​លុបបំបាត់​សង្កាត់​ខ្មៅ (ទស្សនាវដ្តី Forbes)