South Carolina redistricting dispute triggers federal court intervent…

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With the state Senate rejecting the redistricting plan, a federal court is likely to step in to resolve the deadlock. The Supreme Court has historically intervened in redistricting disputes when state legislatures fail to act.

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Implied probability (Yes)

75%

Source: user-generated

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