Georgia Republican lawmakers scrap redistricting plans

Georgia lawmakers surprisingly ditched plans to redraw the state's congressional district maps following a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling.

Georgia Republicans Back Away From Redistricting Plan After Outcry

Efforts to begin redrawing Georgia’s voting district maps through a special session of the General Assembly have been canceled. The Republicans’ plan, which many feared would disenfranchise Black and ...

Georgia Republicans reject bid to redraw congressional maps

Georgia Republicans rejected GOP efforts to redraw the state's congressional and legislative maps amid a wider nationwide ...
The Guardian

Georgia’s Republican governor calls for special session to redraw electoral maps

Brian Kemp’s move makes Georgia latest southern state to initiate map-making after dismantling of Voting Rights Act The Republican governor of Georgia called a special session for next month to redraw ...
The Hill

Judge rules Georgia voting maps are discriminatory, must be redrawn

A federal judge struck down Georgia’s Republican-drawn congressional and state legislative maps Thursday, ruling they violated the Voting Rights Act by diluting the power of Black voters. U.S.
The Washington Post

Judge rules Georgia’s political maps must be redrawn before 2024 elections

A federal judge has struck down Georgia’s political district maps and ordered state lawmakers to redraw them by Dec. 8, in a win for voting rights activists who argued that the state’s maps dilute the ...