From In a public hearing that took place on July 7, various community groups voiced their opposition to the Congressional redistricting maps. SCSJ executive director Anita Earls said it is possible to maintain the current percentage of black voting age population.
In a public hearing that took place on July 7, various community groups voiced their opposition to the Congressional redistricting maps. SCSJ executive director Anita Earls said it is possible to maintain the current percentage of black voting age population.
Source: New Bern Sun Journal
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