· 11/6/1991
Hastert v. State Board of Elections
Citations
- 777 F. Supp. 634
- 1991 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 16446
- 1991 WL 228185
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that first Gingles factor provides “an objective brightline measure for determining whether an injury has in fact occurred”
- noting that a \65% minority population [or 60% minority voting-age population] concentration [is] generally regarded as necessary to ensure minorities a reasonable opportunity to control a district\
- noting that a \65% minority population [or 60% minority voting-age population] concentration [is] generally regarded as necessary to ensure minorities a reasonable opportunity to control a district\
- noting that a \65% minority population [or 60% minority voting-age population] concentration [is] generally regarded as necessary to ensure minorities a reasonable opportunity to control a district\
- noting that a \65% minority population [or 60% minority voting-age population] concentration [is] generally regarded as necessary to ensure minorities a reasonable opportunity to control a district\
- noting that a \65% minority population [or 60% minority voting- 38 No. 2021AP1450-OA.rgb age population] concentration [is] generally regarded as necessary to ensure minorities a reasonable opportunity to control a district\
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Judges: Kanne, Norgle, Conlon
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