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The days of “robbing Peter to pay Paul” came to a screeching halt under Republican leadership.
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Special Session
With the special session adjourned, the fight over the redistricting process returns to the courts with a hearing set for Aug. 14.
Special Session
When they return to the floor this morning, the debate will be on the same maps they have already passed.
Legislature
The two chambers will have to reach a compromise before a Friday deadline imposed by the federal court.
Legislature
The proposed maps have caused outrage among many voting rights advocates and organizations.
Legislature
The legislation would remove the requirement for a budget isolation resolution on local bills and constitutional amendments.
Legislature
The House committee passed Pringle’s plan along party, and racial, lines as expected. But the Senate delivered a surprise.
Special Session
Pringle argued the plan "maintains, basically, the core of the existing districts.”
Legislature
Committee members expressed frustration over holding a public hearing without the map or maps Republican leadership would push forward.
Legislature
The program brings together 47 individuals representing 29 states and U.S. territories.
Special Session
Roughly 80 maps were sent to the committee. But the majority of those maps will not be considered.