Magnolia Bar Association, Inc. v. Roy Noble Lee

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• recapitulating that \elections involving the particular office at issue will be more relevant than elections involving other offices\
• recapitulating that \elections involving the particular office at issue will be more relevant than elections involving other offices\
• observing that the first Gingles precondition \specifically contemplates the creation of hypothetical districts\
• stating that “[although a close call, we think that the district court could reasonably conclude that the election of two [African-American] judges from the Central District was not aberrational” and reasoning that the district court’s conclusion “is plausible in light of the record”
• stating that “[a]lthough a close call, we think that the district court could reasonably conclude that the election of two [African- American] judges from the Central District was not aberrational” and reasoning that the district court’s conclusion “is plausible in light of the record”
• noting the first Gingles precondition \specifically contemplates the creation of hypothetical districts\

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