With GOP majority, North Carolina court revisits voting maps

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A newly formed and now Republican-majority North Carolina Supreme Court listened on Tuesday to arguments that could determine the extent to which state legislators can create electoral districts that could help lock in their political power. The new 5-2 GOP majority allowed a rare "rehearing" of the case last month. The redistricting ...

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North Carolina Lawyers Weekly

With GOP majority, North Carolina court revisits voting maps

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