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3:00Now PlayingThe Supreme Court decided to uphold South Carolina's congressional map ruling that the district drawing process was motivated by partisan aspirations rather than racial biases, reports the Post's Ryan King. This could be a big with for the GOP, as the redistricting has reshuffled predominantly black, Democratic-leaning areas to increase South Carolina's District 1's Republican vote share by potentially more than 50%. This decision has implications for November's national election and control of Congress. The Supreme Court was split 6-3 along the court's ideological lines, with liberal justices Elena Kagan, Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson dissenting.
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