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3. They are more likely to redraw a non compliant map, and use that in 2026

Tue Aug 26, 2025, 12:02 AM

Aug 26

The amount of time it would take to redraw a map and get another ruling would be enough of an excuse to use a more poorly drawn map.

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Gerrymandered maps struck down in Utah [View all] BlueinUtah Aug 25 OP

good news if this stands nt msongs Aug 25 #1

Hurrah!🥳 oasis Aug 25 #2

Which way does the Utah Supreme court lean? Figarosmom Aug 26 #4

Good. An independent district map saved California from their GOP nutcases. travelingthrulife Aug 26 #5

Just saw this on AP News JustAnotherGen Aug 26 #6