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Tense exchange between State Senators Gary Carter and Jay Morris during the Senate & Governmental Affairs hearing on redistricting. Morris has three maps before the committee, one removes both Black Congressional districts, and two remove one. Morris also authored the bill that eliminated the clerk of court position in... show more

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