A federal judge in Albany has ordered a trial on an issue that continues to perplex the federal appellate courts: Are black and Hispanic voters politically cohesive?
January 30, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – A federal judge in Albany has ordered a trial on an issue that continues to perplex the federal appellate courts: Are black and Hispanic voters politically cohesive?
The question arises in the context of a voting rights case in which minorities in Albany County are seeking a fifth “majority-minority” district, one in which minorities are in the majority.
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