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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2021-10-08, p.1
- Power, By Peter Hancock Capitol News Illinois Plaintiffs In Two Lawsuits Challenging The State'S Legislative Redistricting Plan Have Filed New Complaints In Federal Court Charging That The District Maps That Lawmakers Approved In August Dilute Latino Voting
- Constitution, Thus Violate The U.S
- Defense, The Voting Rights Act Of 1965. The Mexican American Legal
- Fund, Educational
- Maldef, Or
- Years, Legislative Republican Leaders Both Argue That While The Latino Population In Illinois Experienced Strong Growth Over The Last 10
- Districts, The New Maps Actually Reduce The Number Of Latino "Opportunity" Districts Those In Which Latinos Make Up 50 Percent Or More Of The Voting-Age Population. "The General Assembly Did Not Merely Fail To Create More Latino Opportunity
- Them, It Created Fewer Of
- Friday, " Maldef Argued In Its Latest Filing. Both Amended Complaints Were Filed In Federal Court For The Northern District Of Illinois On
- 1, Oct
- Welch, One Week After Gov. Jb Pritzker Signed The Newest Maps Into Law. Both Lawsuits Name House Speaker Emanuel "Chris"
- D-Hillside
- Harmon, Senate President Don
- Park, D-Oak
- Defendants, As
- Elections, Along With The Illinois State Board Of
- Members, Its Individual
- Invalidated, As Defendants. Both Seek To Have The Redistricting Plan
- House, New Maps Drawn. The Two Sets Of Plaintiffs Originally Filed Lawsuits Shortly After Lawmakers Passed The First Redistricting Plan For The Illinois
- Mid-August, Senate During The Regular Spring Session. Those Maps Were Based On Population Estimates Because The Census Bureau Had Not Yet Released Official Census Data. But After The Official 2020 Census Numbers Were Released In
- House, The
- Cases, Senate Came Back Into Session To Adopt A Second Set Of Maps Using The Official Census Numbers. In Both
- Act, Plaintiffs Are Now Asking A Three-Judge Federal Panel To Declare The Maps Unconstitutional Under The One-Person-One-Vote Doctrine As Well As Illegal Under The Federal Voting Rights
- "standard, Which Prohibits States From Using Any
- Group., Practice Or Procedure" That Results In The Denial Of The Right Of Any Citizen To Vote On The Basis Of Race Or Membership In A Recognized Language Minority
2021
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2021-10-08, p.1
- Power, By Peter Hancock Capitol News Illinois Phancock@Capitolnewsillinois.Com Springfield Plaintiffs In Two Lawsuits Challenging The State'S Legislative Redistricting Plan Have Filed New Complaints In Federal Court Charging That The District Maps That Lawmakers Approved In August Dilute Latino Voting
- Constitution, Thus Violate The U.S
- Defense, The Voting Rights Act Of 1965. The Mexican American Legal
- Fund, Educational
- Maldef, Or
- Years, Legislative Republican Leaders Both Argue That While The Latino Population In Illinois Experienced Strong Growth Over The Last 10
- Districts, The New Maps Actually Reduce The Number Of Latino "Opportunity" Districts Those In Which Latinos Make Up 50 Percent Or More Of The Voting-Age Population. "The General Assembly Did Not Merely Fail To Create More Latino Opportunity
- Them, It Created Fewer Of
- Friday, " Maldef Argued In Its Latest Filing. Both Amended Complaints Were Filed In Federal Court For The Northern District Of Illinois On
- 1, Oct
- Welch, One Week After Gov. Jb Pritzker Signed The Newest Maps Into Law. Both Lawsuits Name House Speaker Emanuel "Chris"
- D-Hillside
- Harmon, Senate President Don
- Park, D-Oak
- Defendants, As
- Elections, Along With The Illinois State Board Of
- Members, Its Individual
- Invalidated, As Defendants. Both Seek To Have The Redistricting Plan
- House, New Maps Drawn. The Two Sets Of Plaintiffs Originally Filed Lawsuits Shortly After Lawmakers Passed The First Redistricting Plan For The Illinois
- Those, Senate During The Regular Spring Session
2021
Volltextzugriff (PDF)
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