A recent court decision affects upcoming elections. New boundaries were established after the primary election. These boundaries were supposed to be used in the general election.
However, the Texas Supreme Court has stepped in and blocked their use. Further information about this development is available from the source, which reported that the change was made between the primary and general elections, and that the Texas Supreme Court is now barring the use of the new map.
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