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Arkansas Group Petitioning to Overturn Congressional Redistricting Map

KASU

Published October 21, 2021 at 9:41 AM CDT

Little Rock, AR – An Arkansas group is taking action against the state's new congressional maps, saying they dilute the voting power of communities of color. Comments from Kwami Abdul-Bey, founder of Arkansans for a Unified Natural State; and Loriee Evans, lead organizer at Indivisible Little Rock and Central Arkansas.

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