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'LaPolitics': Questions remain over congressional map

Greater Baton Rouge Business Report

May 29, 2026

'LaPolitics': Questions remain over congressional map

The plaintiffs in the Callais case that invalidated Louisiana's congressional map argue in a new filing that Senate Bill 121, the instrument Republicans have advanced to reduce the…

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