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Last update: 9 hours agoVoting Rights Act Remand: The U.S. Supreme Court sent back two Voting Rights Act fights tied to North Dakota and Mississippi, ordering lower courts to reconsider who can sue under Section 2 after the court’s recent Louisiana v. Callais decision. The move keeps the spotlight on whether Native American tribes and other voters can challenge discriminatory redistricting maps—or whether that power is being narrowed. High Court Split: Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson dissented, arguing the justices should have resolved the cases outright. Local Fallout: The North Dakota case—brought by the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians, the Spirit Lake Tribe, and voters—could shape how election-map challenges proceed in the state and beyond. Other ND Politics: In state-level policy, candidates for the Public Service Commission are campaigning on carbon pipeline permitting and electricity costs, with the June Republican primary setting up a key test for voters.
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