Federal Judges Seek Information on New North Carolina Congressional Map
A three-judge panel overseeing two federal redistricting lawsuits in North Carolina is seeking information on how the state's new congressional map affects their cases.
The judges have requested parties in the two lawsuits to file written briefs, as the new map is set to take effect in 2026, replacing the one used in the 2024 election cycle.
One of the lawsuits also challenged maps for state House and Senate elections, in addition to the congressional map.
Lawmakers approved a new map this week that is set to take effect for 2026.
The judges' request comes as the new map's impact on the ongoing lawsuits is being assessed.
Author's summary: Judges seek briefs on new NC map impact.
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