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Supreme Court hears case challenging Voting Rights Act
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October 15, 2025
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5:42Now PlayingThis morning, the Supreme Court is hearing arguments on a case that could gut a key provision of the landmark Voting Rights Act. The justices will consider whether states are barred from considering race when they draw new legislative districts. MSNBC Capitol Hill Reporter Kevin Frey has more on the impact it could have in the midterms. Loyola Law School Professor of Law Justin Levitt joins Erielle Reshef to explain more about the case.
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