Louisiana's Senate passed a new congressional map Tuesday that would keep the current design largely intact, rejecting an attempt to increase the number of majority-Black districts.

The Louisiana state legislature on Friday approved a new congressional map that includes two majority-Black districts after being ordered to do so by a federal court that found that the existing ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — A proposed Louisiana congressional redistricting map was approved by the Louisiana Senate with a 27-11 passing vote. It now moves to the House.

Lawmakers in Louisiana approved the state's new congressional map Friday which increases the total number of majority-Black districts to comply with a previous court ruling.

The Louisiana Senate voted 27-11 Wednesday to approve a congressional redistricting map that would provide two majority-minority districts and has the support of Gov. Jeff Landry.

In your Breakdown: The Louisiana Senate will now choose between three maps to redistrict the Louisiana Supreme Court.

LOUISIANA, USA — Wednesday afternoon during a special session, the senate passed a map drawn up by Governor Jeff Landry. It would create a second majority-Black district out of the seat ...

On Wednesday, the Louisiana Senate approved a bipartisan plan that would add a second majority-black U.S. House district in the state after a federal court deemed Louisiana’s current map illegal ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (WVUE/Louisiana Illuminator) - The Louisiana Senate gave its approval Wednesday to a congressional redistricting proposal that increases the number of majority-Black districts to ...

The Louisiana Legislature passed a congressional map with a second majority-Black district on Friday, marking a win for Democrats after a legal battle and political tug-of-war that spanned nearly ...

(CN) — In the latest victory for Black voters in Louisiana, a federal judge ruled Thursday the state’s 2022 legislative redistricting plans violate the Voting Rights Act. The ruling comes just two ...

A federal judge has ruled that state House and Senate boundary lines drawn up by the Louisiana Legislature in 2022 dilute Black voting strength in violation of the U.S. Voting Rights Act.