The Supreme Court has taken action that could lead to a new congressional map being drawn in Louisiana, allowing Black voters to have a chance to elect their preferred representative in two of the state's six congressional districts instead of one. This follows the Supreme Court's ruling on June 8 that buttressed a key part of the landmark Voting Rights Act in a similar case concerning congressional districts in Alabama. The ruling is seen as a victory for voting rights advocates, and it remains to be seen how the state will respond to the ruling and if a new map will be drawn.