Summary
- A California State Court has declared parts of the California Voting Rights Act unconstitutional in a ruling stemming from the Santa Monica case.
- The judge announced this decision from the bench, with a written opinion yet to be issued.
- This ruling follows the U.S. Supreme Court's Callais case and is expected to be appealed.
- A similar case in Huntington Beach may also influence future legal interpretations of voting rights in California.
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