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Voters can sometimes fall off a list, especially if they move, change their name, or haven't voted in a while.
Republican members of the New York State Board of Elections and Representative Nicole Malliotakis are trying to block the redrawing of Malliotakis' district in New York City.
A state judge ruled that district violates the state's constitution by diluting the collective power of Black and Latino voters.
A new congressional map for New York is likely to include an additional Democratic-friendly district that could help Democrats push back against the Republican gerrymandering efforts sparked by President Trump.
In a court filing, the Trump administration says it supports blocking the order for a new map.
Redistricting fights are still playing out in other states.
In Utah, Republicans are challenging a new Democratic-friendly map, and Virginia's highest court is allowing voters to decide in April whether to allow a new map that Republicans are challenging in court.
Republican members of the New York State Board of Elections and Representative Nicole Malliotakis are trying to block the redrawing of Malliotakis' district in New York City.
A state judge ruled that district violates the state's constitution by diluting the collective power of Black and Latino voters.
A new congressional map for New York is likely to include an additional Democratic-friendly district that could help Democrats push back against the Republican gerrymandering efforts sparked by President Trump.
In a court filing, the Trump administration says it supports blocking the order for a new map.
Redistricting fights are still playing out in other states.
In Utah, Republicans are challenging a new Democratic-friendly map, and Virginia's highest court is allowing voters to decide in April whether to allow a new map that Republicans are challenging in court.
Starting in April, the Census Bureau plans to prepare for the national headcount in 2030 by asking households in Huntsville, Alabama and Spartanburg, South Carolina to fill out an unrelated online survey.
The form asks, is this person a citizen of the United States?
The Bureau has not responded to NPR's questions about why it's proposed to ask that question.
It has been a goal of President Trump and other Republican officials to exclude some or all non-U.S.