On the recordMay 12, 2019
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?
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congress.govWhich 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?
Butterfield discusses the lack of preclearance for congressional maps in Alabama.
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