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Nothing But The Truth · May 14 · 27 min

Scott Singer

On this episode of Nothing But the Truth, Trudy Stern discusses the growing national importance of redistricting and how recent court battles in states like Virginia and Florida could shape the balance of power in Congress. She’s joined by Scott Singer, who explains why Virginia’s redistricting effort was struck down by the state Supreme Court on procedural grounds and contrasts it with Florida’s legally approved redistricting process. The conversation explores how shifting populations, Supreme Court rulings on race-based districts, and political migration are reshaping congressional maps and influencing upcoming elections, particularly in South Florida.

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On this episode of Nothing But the Truth, Trudy Stern discusses the growing national importance of redistricting and how recent court battles in states like Virginia and Florida could shape the balance of power in Congress. She’s joined by Scott Singer, who explains why Virginia’s redistricting effort was struck down by the state Supreme Court on procedural grounds and contrasts it with Florida’s legally approved redistricting process. The conversation explores how shifting populations, Supreme Court rulings on race-based districts, and political migration are reshaping congressional maps and influencing upcoming elections, particularly in South Florida.

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