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10. Yes. Constitutional challenges to redistricting, and various kinds of Voting Rights Act litigation are heard by

Wed Nov 19, 2025, 01:51 AM

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3-judge panels in a federal district court.

Those are appealed directly to the Supreme Court.

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Texas' rigged map hits the rocks [View all] B.See Tuesday OP

Now, will the Supremes let it stand? nt Wounded Bear Tuesday #1

You mean considering the conservatives B.See Tuesday #2

That's because they are ON THE TAKE... B.See Tuesday #4

Texabama. RedWhiteBlueIsRacist Tuesday #6

I am so confused - was this standard procedure for a District Court? Rstrstx Wednesday #7

Don't know if it answers your question, but B.See Wednesday #8

I see this part: Rstrstx Wednesday #9

Yeah it's called CHEATING! Cha Wednesday #11