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SSJVegeta

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5. The new precedent is that state laws in terms of redistricting are set in stone

Reply to Lovie777 (Reply #2)

Fri May 8, 2026, 10:23 AM

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But appealing it would either force the supreme court to side with the gerrymandering. Or rule against it and give fodder for the plaintiffs in the southern states.

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Virginia Supreme Court sets aside redistricting election [View all] Alhena Friday OP

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Appeal it................ Lovie777 Friday #2

To the US Supreme Court? They don't grant cert on matters of state law Alhena Friday #4

The new precedent is that state laws in terms of redistricting are set in stone SSJVegeta Friday #5

The only time SCOTUS hears appeals from state Supreme Courts is when federal issues are involved Alhena Friday #7

Lets see what happens in Florida................. Lovie777 Friday #9

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WTF? bluestarone Friday #3

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Don't appeal. Motion to re-consider, using SCOTUS' Callais decision. no_hypocrisy Friday #8

Good point.................. Lovie777 Friday #10

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