In Georgia’s Capitol, Republicans’ redistricting session to begin without maps

In Georgia, Republicans are starting a redistricting session to redraw political districts, which could reduce the political influence of Black and other nonwhite voters. The session is beginning without finalized maps, indicating potential delays or disagreements on the process. This move is significant as it follows similar actions in other Southern states and raises questions about fairness and representation in electoral politics. The implications could shape the political landscape for years to come, affecting local and national elections.