Fight over gerrymandering moves to New York's highest court
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The fight for control of the U.S. House moves Tuesday to New York’s highest court. Judges on New York's Court of Appeals are set to hear arguments in a lawsuit claiming Democrats illegally gerrymandered the boundaries of the state’s new congressional districts.
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The fight for control of the U.S. House moves Tuesday to New York’s highest court. Judges on New York's Court of Appeals are set to hear arguments in a lawsuit claiming Democrats illegally gerrymandered the boundaries of the state’s new congressional districts.
Judges on New York’s high court peppered attorneys with sharp questions as they considered whether to throw out new congressional district maps that Republicans charge are unconstitutionally gerrymandered. Court of
The state's high court is wrangling with the latest accusation of gerrymandered district lines – this time, as Republicans claim, by the supermajority of Democrats controlling New York State government.
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