What happens with VRA as it pertains to redistricting at SCOTUS?
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Question: What happens with VRA as it pertains to redistricting? Choose the option that best matches what you think.
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Nothing significant changes		  
#2
It is completely overturned		  
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The bar for what triggers a minority majority is risen		  
#4
More clarity is offered in what triggers a minority majority district, though the bar isn't neccessarily risen		  
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VRA becomes very loose (i.e. something along the lines of minority majority distrcts are "encouraged" but not required)		  
#6
Using race as a factor to draw districts becomes illegal		  
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Clartity is offered for what triggers a VRA district in turn strengthening VRA		  
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Other (explain)		  
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« on: June 22, 2022, 05:18:00 PM »
Tried to list all of the realistic possiblities above; there may be some overlap but just choose the one you think fits best. The implications of this could be pretty big as maps in TX, AL, LA, MS, FL, SC, and GA could all be affected (and to a lesser degree CA, NC, NJ, and possibly some other diverse states).
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