North Carolina district maps trial continues in Winston-Salem
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TODAY, MARKING DAY THREE IN THE TRIAL OVER NORTH CAROLINA’S LOCAL AND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT MAPS. THAT TRIAL IS HAPPENING INSIDE THE FEDERAL COURTHOUSE IN DOWNTOWN WINSTON-SALEM, AND SEVEN WITNESSES TOOK THE STAND TODAY THAT INCLUDED THOSE WHO VOLUNTEER WITH OR COORDINATE VOTER OUTREACH AND CIVIL RIGHTS WORK. THEY TESTIFIED ALONG WITH PROFESSORS FROM UNC, GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY AND PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, WHO SPOKE ABOUT THE IMPACTS RACE HAS HAD ON NORTH CAROLINA’S DISTRICT MAPS. A RULING IS EXPECTED EARLY NEXT MONTH, AND IT COULD IMPACT VOTING DISTRICTS FOR NEXT YEAR’S MIDTERMS. COURT WILL NOT BE IN SESSION TOMORROW DUE TO T
The third day of the trial over North Carolina's local and congressional district maps has concluded.The trial is happening inside the federal courthouse in Winston-Salem. Seven witnesses took the stand on Wednesday.That included those who volunteer with or coordinate voter outreach and civil rights work. They testified along with professors from UNC-Chapel Hill, Georgia State University, and Princeton University, who spoke about the impact race has had on North Carolina's district maps.A ruling is expected in August, and could impact voting districts for the 2026 midterms. Court will not be back in session on Thursday due to Juneteenth, but it will pick back up Friday.Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking hereSubscribe to WXII's free YouTube channel hereKeep up with the latest news and weather by downloading the WXII app here.NAVIGATE: Home | Weather | Watch NOWCAST TV | Local News | National | News We LoveTRENDING STORIES
That included those who volunteer with or coordinate voter outreach and civil rights work. They testified along with professors from UNC-Chapel Hill, Georgia State University, and Princeton University, who spoke about the impact race has had on North Carolina's district maps.
A ruling is expected in August, and could impact voting districts for the 2026 midterms.
Court will not be back in session on Thursday due to Juneteenth, but it will pick back up Friday.
Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here
