Andrew Gelderman

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12 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 4 May

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A federal court ruling in 2023 created a near-majority black district in Alabama, which elected Alabama's second Democratic representative a year later.
The state is under a court order to use that congressional map until 2030, but an appeal pending before the Supreme Court argues the map is an illegal racial gerrymander, a claim similar to the one in the case decided by the Supreme Court this week.
If the high court rules the current map is illegal, Alabama would go back to the previous congressional map.
Alabama's Republican Governor Kay Ivey called a special legislative session to start Monday in preparation for a possible ruling.
She wants lawmakers to plan for special primary elections if the court allows the state to use the old map.
For NPR News, I'm Andrew Gelderman in Birmingham, Alabama.
A federal court ruling in 2023 created a near-majority black district in Alabama, which elected Alabama's second Democratic representative a year later.
The state is under a court order to use that congressional map until 2030, but an appeal pending before the Supreme Court argues the map is an illegal racial gerrymander, a claim similar to the one in the case decided by the Supreme Court this week.
If the high court rules the current map is illegal, Alabama would go back to the previous congressional map.
Alabama's Republican Governor Kay Ivey called a special legislative session to start Monday in preparation for a possible ruling.
She wants lawmakers to plan for special primary elections if the court allows the state to use the old map.
For NPR News, I'm Andrew Gelderman in Birmingham, Alabama.
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