North Carolina congressional map for 2020 weighed in court

North Carolina voters asking state judges to block the use of the current congressional district boundaries next year say it's obvious the lines are illegally tainted by partisan bias favoring Republicans. A three-judge panel heard arguments on Thursday on the request by plaintiffs in a partisan gerrymandering lawsuit filed last month. The court didn't rule immediately. The ...

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North Carolina Lawyers Weekly

North Carolina congressional map for 2020 weighed in court

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