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8:15Now PlayingNorth Carolina Republicans take devastating Supreme Court gerrymandering ruling to extremes with new congressional maps that completely eliminate Democrat challengers chances and potentially flip four House seats for Republican gain. Rayyvana and Sharon Reed break it down on The Damage Report.
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North Carolina’s new GOP gerrymander could flip four House seats
"Republicans have pushed through an aggressive gerrymander of North Carolina’s congressional map that will help them flip several seats in Congress.
Those looming GOP pickups will bolster the party’s chances of defending their narrow House majority next year by erasing or even surpassing Republican losses elsewhere in the South, where courts have begun tossing out congressional lines for diluting the power of Black voters.
North Carolina’s new map, which was approved Wednesday by the state legislature, is particularly efficient at securing a GOP advantage in a state that’s closely divided for many statewide races — setting off a scramble among Republicans for the opportunity to run in the newly safe seats."
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