We have a major new action by the Supreme Court having to do with redistricting coming,

of course, at a time where we see Texas trying to have a blatant power grab, trying to

redistrict in order to gain more seats in time for the 2026 midterms.

I'm going to get into what exactly is happening.

It is possible that the Supreme Court may try to dismantle Section 2 of the Voting Rights

Act. My name is Dina Dahl with the Midas Touch Network. Let's get into this. So those of you who

follow unprecedented, the Supreme Court focus show I do with Michael Popock, you heard us break down

this oral argument, this past term.

The Supreme Court heard a case regarding redistricting out of Louisiana.

The Supreme Court, however, never decided the case at the term.

They instead asked for more oral arguments.

And they will be rehearing the case essentially focused on one specific issue during this next term. The problem with all of this is the case regarding Louisiana had to do with

how Louisiana redistricted after the 2020 census. Both Alabama and Louisiana redistricted in a way, which basically

diluted black voters in both of those states in violation of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act,

which says that you cannot deny somebody the right to vote based on race. In Louisiana, they had, after the redistricting,

only one majority black district, despite the fact that the black voters constituted one

third of the voters there. So they failed. Several rights groups sued them and said,

this is violation of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, Louisiana lost in court,

and they then had a second majority black district. But after the second one was drawn,

they were sued by white voters saying that this was a violation of the 14th and 15th amendments of the Constitution.

The Supreme Court decided to take this case despite the fact that they had already just taken

the case regarding Alabama in 2023, the Milligan case.

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