An emergency petition has been filed to block the implementation of Galveston County's new redistricted map. The petition was brought before the Texas Supreme Court, which has made a ruling on the matter. The Texas Supreme Court rejected the emergency request to halt the map's progression.
However, the court's decision did not address the legality of the map itself. Further details on this developing story are available from local news sources, including ABC13 Houston.
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