Alabama primaries heat up following Supreme Court's redistricting decision

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Current wave of mid-decade redistricting "never seen before in American history," expert says.

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The redistricting battle for the 2026 midterms will have a profound impact on the balance of power in Washington, D.C.

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CBS News' David Becker, Anthony Salvanto, Nikole Killion and Caitlin Huey-Burns have more.

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Some Alabama primary races were postponed from Tuesday due to the redrawing of the state's congressional map.

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CBS News' Jan Crawford and Anthony Salvanto, along with Sabato's Crystal Ball managing editor Kyle Kondik, take a look at how redistricting efforts are changing primary battles across the country.

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will shape the November midterms.

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Voters are heading to the polls in Alabama for key primary races following the Supreme Court's recent decision on Louisiana's congressional map.

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**Summary:** The Supreme Court's decision to allow states to redraw their congressional maps without federal oversight is causing a flurry of activity in Alabama primaries, with some races postponed and the potential for significant changes in district boundaries affecting upcoming midterm elections. **Why It Matters:** This ruling could have far-reaching implications on the political landscape of