How does the Republican map dilute Black voting strength in Indianapolis?

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The map splits Indianapolis into four majority-White districts, fragmenting the city's Black population so no district has a Black majority. This is textbook "cracking"—dividing a geographically concentrated minority community across multiple districts to prevent them from electing their preferred candidates. André Carson represents Indianapolis's current majority-minority district; this map would eliminate that representation.

How does the Republican map dilute Black voting strength in Indianapolis?

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