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Louisiana Senate committee approves congressional map

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NOLA.com · 1d
New Louisiana congressional map emerges from Senate committee after debate through the night
After a debate that lasted through the night, a Senate committee in the early hours of Wednesday morning passed a proposed Louisiana congressional map that would eliminate one of the state’s two major...

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New congressional map, eliminating Louisiana district, sent on to Senate
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Louisiana Senate committee OKs redistricting map losing Black district
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Senate committee approves new congressional map
Lawmakers approved Louisiana's new congressional map just before 4:30 a.m. Wednesday.

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Louisiana advances congressional map with reduced Black representation
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Heated debate ahead of new Louisiana congressional map vote
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Louisiana leaders react after Senate committee advances new congressional map
“While Senator Price’s SB 407 failed in committee last night, it is my sincere hope that its core principles can still be incorporated through amendments to SB 121, which did pass.

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Louisiana legislators moves forward on new House map
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Louisiana Senate committee drops one of two majority-Black districts in advancing map
Louisiana Illuminator
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‘Recognize the danger’: New Orleans leaders urge activism with redistricting writing on the wall

A day before state lawmakers were expected to advance congressional maps to curb or outright eliminate Louisiana’s Black representation in Congress, a panel of city leaders called on a standing-room-only crowd to rally behind Democratic candidates and officials rather than give up hope.
The Spokesman-Review
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Map of New Orleans highlights sinking and stable city spots

Parts of New Orleans, including its international airport, are sinking nearly 2 inches per year, according to a new study. Wetlands and parts of the city’s levee system are sinking, too. The geography of New Orleans resembles a bowl, and it’s protected ...
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