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South Carolina Republicans Reject Plan to Redraw Clyburn's Majority-Black District

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South Carolina Republicans rejected a plan to redraw Rep.
Jim Clyburn's majority-Black district, preserving it for now, amid concerns over constitutional principles and ongoing elections.

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South Carolina Republicans rejected a plan to redraw Rep. Jim Clyburn's majority-Black district, preserving it for now, amid concerns over constitutional principles and ongoing elections.

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