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Supreme Court postpones immediate redistricting in Ohio, Michigan partisan gerrymander cases ahead of 2020 election @thehill
The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to pause a pair of lower court rulings ordering that Ohio and Michigan redraw their district maps ahead of the 2020 election.
The justices' ruling means that the states don’t have to immediately start redrawing the maps.
The justices' ruling means that the states don’t have to immediately start redrawing the maps.
The justices heard arguments earlier this year concerning congressional districts in Maryland and North Carolina.
North Carolina Democrats argue that Republicans drew the state’s congressional district in favor of the GOP.
North Carolina Democrats argue that Republicans drew the state’s congressional district in favor of the GOP.
Meanwhile, Republicans in Maryland claim that Democrats reworked a district to eliminate a GOP congressional seat.
