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Colorado redistricting lawsuit dismissed

A panel of federal judges threw out Republicans' appeal of a state court ruling over redistricting from the 2000 census. The state party declared they will take it to the Supreme Court, as Jon Sarche of the Associated Press reports:


A panel of federal judges has delivered a blow to Colorado Republicans and dismissed the last lawsuit filed over congressional boundaries imposed by a state court.

The ruling, handed down Friday, means district lines drawn by a Denver judge remain in effect.

The dispute dates to the 2000 census, which showed Colorado's population grew enough to earn the state a seventh seat in the U.S. House. The Legislature, then split between Republicans and Democrats, failed to agree on new boundaries in time for the 2002 elections, prompting a Denver judge to map the districts.


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