Louisiana governor plans to suspend May primary to redraw US House map, Washington Post reports - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiwwFBVV95cUxOajF4cDZpckFaZ2dLWDB0bk9JNDhpOEtBOXJZa2tXWEt0NGFndE5hVFktYVJYWFE2cmpBSWhHdTBoZnFyMzFhemV0SkN3WmVsX2tUVmhrajRnZHl1QkphT3lHQ0tyRXNNYnhkeTJtNlE5VU1GbnZWMTBCVk5FS3RpYWdHMXRYaG90ZUdxeldwLVJ6NnlZV0RhSmQtMFh4QTZRNjNXN2QyV0F6dUpRVHA3RHF1Z2VKdnp2SDJ5TGV0RXQtX0E?oc=5" target="_blank">Louisiana governor plans to suspend May primary to redraw US House map, Washington Post reports</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry plans to suspend the May 16 primary elections to allow state lawmakers to redraw the congressional map, following a Supreme Court decision that found the current map unconstitutional.

Governor Jeff Landry intends to suspend the May 16 primary elections to allow lawmakers to pass a new congressional map, following a Supreme Court ruling that struck down the existing map.

Following the Supreme Court's ruling that Louisiana's congressional map is unconstitutional, state officials are considering redrawing the map and delaying upcoming elections.

The Supreme Court struck down Louisiana's congressional map, ruling it violated the Voting Rights Act, leading to potential delays in upcoming elections as the state considers redrawing the map.