Politicos continue to run with new maps

Court calls redrawn districts biased; stay put in place

By SACHI McCLENDON

Posted 4/10/22

Despite a high court decision to toss out the new, hotly contest state and congressional district maps, area politicians are going forward with the upcoming June primary under the current maps.

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