It’s been a long six weeks for Democrats in the redistricting wars. By the end of April, the party had drawn enough Democratic-leaning seats to turn the back-and-forth over new congressional maps for the midterms that President Donald Trump had started a year earlier into roughly a wash. Then the courts acted: The U.S. Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act , opening the door to Republican-led states in the South to eliminating majority-Black districts held by Democrats. A week later, the

Tag-uri: Donald Trump