The supreme court’s voting rights decision is a death knell for American democracy | Moira Donegan | The Guardian
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The US was not a true democracy before the Voting Rights Act. Wednesday’s decision has essentially destroyed the law
‘It is difficult to say how many seats Democrats will lose in the coming Republican redistricting bonanza that the court’s decision will allow.’ Photograph: Bloomberg/Getty Images View image in fullscreen ‘It is difficult to say how many seats Democrats will lose in the coming Republican redistricting bonanza that the court’s decision will allow.’ Photograph: Bloomberg/Getty Images Opinion US voting rights This article is more than 1 month old The supreme court’s voting rights decision is a death knell for American democracy This article is more than 1 month old Moira Donegan The US was not a
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