It’s just being reported that the Supreme Court will hear a case an outlawing race-based voter districts, which would gut the 1965 Voting Rights Act that Democrats love to use.

Bloomberg is reporting that SCOTUS is expanding a Louisiana case in order to consider this:

The US Supreme Court indicated it will consider outlawing the use of race in drawing voting maps, setting up a blockbuster showdown with implications for dozens of congressional districts with predominantly minority populations.

Expanding a Louisiana case already on their docket, the justices said they will consider arguments that the 1965 Voting Rights Act no longer provides a legitimate basis for map-drawers to intentionally create majority-Black or majority-Hispanic districts.

The clash could also upend state and local legislative districts, giving it the potential to have a seismic impact on elections at every level of the US system. The US House had 11 majority-Black and 31 majority-Hispanic districts for the 2022 election, according to a Bloomberg News analysis of the most recent American Community Survey data.

If the Supreme Court actually dismantles the Voting Rights Act, then Democrats will renew their push to expand seats on the Supreme Court and will use it to try and win elections.

But as you well know, it’s likely that Roberts and another justice, perhaps Kavanaugh or Barrett, will step in to side with the activists on the left and keep the law in place.