This October, the Supreme Court heard arguments in the case about Louisiana’s gerrymandered maps.

The case gives the MAGA justices the opportunity to gut what’s left of the Voting Rights Act. If they do, Louisiana could lose both of its majority-Black congressional districts.

This case comes in the middle of a massive redistricting fight in states across the country. Republican legislatures in states like Texas and Missouri are gerrymandering their state maps to eliminate Democratic districts by drawing themselves new seats toand maintain power in Congress. Democratic governors in states like California and Maryland are fighting back with their own redrawn maps.

If the MAGA Supreme Court justices side with Louisiana Republicans, they’ll dilute the political power of Black and Hispanic voters and hand Republicans the chance to draw themselves 19 new House seats.

If the Supreme Court won’t stand up for our rights, Congress must instead. Rep. John Larson and Sen. Alex Padilla have introduced the Redistricting Reform Act, which would ban mid-decade redistricting efforts and require states to establish independent redistricting commissions.

Tell your member of Congress to end partisan, race-based gerrymandering and protect the right to vote for Black and Hispanic voters.

Demand Congress protect voting rights and pass the Redistricting Reform Act.