Red State Seeks 7-0 Congressional Map As Redistricting Battle Intensifies After Supreme Court Ruling

The push to redraw congressional maps is heating up in numerous Republican-led states after the Supreme Court’s consequential ruling on the Voting Rights Act.

Alabama is one state where the redistricting battle is intensifying with congressional primaries on the horizon.

Gov. Kay Ivey called state lawmakers into a special session to consider a new congressional map amid its pending litigation with the Supreme Court.

Republican Governor Calls Special Session Amid “Pending Redistricting Litigation”

Alabama’s seven-member congressional delegation consists of five Republicans and two Democrats.

There is a push to draw a 7-0 congressional map in the Yellowhammer State.

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🚨 HOLY CRAP! Democrats are coming to the realization that their Congressional redistricting and gerrymandering may BACKFIRE

Red southern states like Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and South Carolina could OVERCOME the blue cheating — and Florida just made the R+4… pic.twitter.com/igcmoTkmiR

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) May 5, 2026

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