Continue litigation over the Alabama redistricting case.

the Supreme Court’s ruling was a temporary setback, that litigation would continue

Figures said his side would keep pursuing the redistricting case in court after the ruling.

Figures Statement on Supreme Court’s Decision in Alabama Redistricting Case
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A three-judge federal panel blocked Alabama's attempt to switch to a new congressional map and required the state to keep using the court-ordered 2024 map, leaving the redistricting fight active.

The Alabama redistricting dispute was still being litigated in federal court during the lookback window, with no final resolution.

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Federal court blocks Alabama plan for new congressional districts that could help Republicans
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The Supreme Court granted Alabama's emergency appeal and let the state use its Republican-favored congressional map for 2026 elections, sending the case back into continued legal proceedings.

The case remained live and continued to move through appellate litigation in the lookback window, but this did not show a completed candidate-specific action.

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Supreme Court allows Alabama to use congressional map favoring Republicans in this year's elections
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