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Callais Confusion, Power-Sharing, and the Inevitability of Proportional Representation
The disintegration of the Section 2 guardrails should concern both the Court’s conservative majority and
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Louisiana v. Callais: A case with consequences far beyond racial representation.
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Indiana’s GOP Shows Us the Future of Gerrymandering — And It’s Grim: A Conversation With Election Law Expert Luis Fuentes-Rohwer
Firstly, what’s striking is how quickly Indiana Republicans went from “we’re not doing this” to
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Indiana Republicans Aim to Sideline Courts to Protect their Gerrymander
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Why The Voting Rights Act’s 60th Birthday Might Be Its Last
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Puerto Rico’s Financial Storm, Part Two
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Puerto Rico’s Financial Storm, Part One
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