A unanimous decision has been made to block new congressional districts from being used in an upcoming election. These districts were previously used in primaries but will not be used in the general election unless voters approve them. The ruling is a setback for a particular political party that had hoped to gain an advantage.

The decision may still be appealed to a higher court. Details about the ruling and its implications are available. A statewide vote will be held to determine whether the new districts should be upheld or rejected.

This vote will decide the fate of the congressional boundaries.