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The Court's upcoming rulings could also nullify provisions within the Voting Rights Act that require explicit racial considerations, potentially altering the political landscape for decades. Historically, such measures aimed to bolster minority representation, but critics argue they have become tools for partisan advantage.
A Win for Conservatives, but at What Cost?
This Supreme Court victory aligns with broader conservative efforts to reshape voting laws, emphasizing state sovereignty and limited federal intervention. Attorney General Paxton lauded the decision as a "massive win," promising that Texas’ new districts will remain intact, allowing Republicans to consolidate power.