New York state judge orders the state must redraw its congressional map by early February because the current map’s 11th District dilutes the votes of Blacks and Latinos.

The decision, which is likely to be appealed, opens the door for the state's redistricting commission to redraw the Staten Island-based 11th District in a way that favors Democrats.

A judge ruled that the current map discriminates against Black and Hispanic people in Staten Island and Brooklyn.

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The ruling is a victory for Democrats in the state-by-state mid-decade redistricting battle that could help determine which ...

While both parties are jockeying for an edge in this year's battle for the House, some states are already setting their ...