Surprising few, Louisiana’s latest redistricting session turned out to be a flop, more a tense reminder of the polarizing and partisan nature of the mapping work than a good-faith effort to comply with a federal judge’s order requiring new congressional boundary lines, the Public Affairs Research Council writes in a new commentary. Most legislators seemed
PAR: Lawmakers inaction puts Louisiana’s congressional map in judiciary’s hands
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