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Plan to redraw Indian districts 'unconstitutional'
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2003 Montana attorney general Mike McGrath said a bill that nixes a redistricting plan with seven Indian-majority voting districts is unconstitutional. Republican lawmakers oppose the plan, which was drawn up by a commission headed by a member of the Crow Tribe. They said it favors Democrats. There are seven Native Americans serving in the Legislature. Get the Story:
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