Court decision leaves Texas reapportionment in limbo
Texas Supreme Court upholds a district ruling that a house redistricting bill is unconstitutional for splitting 23 counties, leaving questions about how to correct or redo the maps before 1973. It weighs if an emergency session is needed, whether the Redistricting Board should act, or if work should wait for 1970 census data.
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Beaumont
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Grand Prairie Bank and Trust Company
Shoup Voting Machine Company
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