A three-judge panel, including two Trump appointees, had previously ruled that Alabama must maintain a second majority-Black congressional district due to a history of intentional discrimination and the proximity of the August 11th primary election.

Greg Storr predicts the U.S. Supreme Court will likely overturn limits on coordinated party expenditures, a move that would probably benefit the Republican Party due to its current cash-on-hand advantage.

The U.S. Supreme Court applies the Purcell principle, which discourages last-minute judicial changes to election rules, to lower federal courts but not to its own interventions.