Alabama mayor Steven Reed prepares to run in district Supreme Court told state to redraw

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Eden Villalovas is a breaking news reporter. Eden graduated from the University of Colorado, Boulder, in May 2022, where she served as the managing editor of the Bold.

Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed is weighing a bid for Congress in the second majority-black congressional district that the Supreme Court said must be added in Alabama.

The district has widely been in Republican hands for decades, but the Supreme Court's decision in September could create a path for a new Democratic member of Congress. Justices rejected a second bid from Republicans to try to use a congressional map that includes only one majority-black district, ordering the map to have a second black-majority district, representing the state’s 27% black population.

 

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