Which suggests to me, and you correct me if I am wrong, it suggests to me that the legislature counter has unfettered ability now to manipulate the maps, unlike they have been able to do in the past?
G. K. Butterfield: “Which suggests to me, and you correct me if I am wrong, it suggests to me that the legislature counter has unfettered…”
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Butterfield discusses the lack of preclearance for congressional maps in Alabama.
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