because they wanted the process to be more partisan. they re in control of state government, they wanted to draw the congressional maps themselves to help republicans more. but the supreme court today upheld the districts being drawn instead in this bipart expert good government technocratic way instead. that immediately effects arizona, but it s also a signal to good government types and reformers all around the country that you can do your congressional districts in a better way. you can stop rigging the game if you want to. no pressure. just in case the supreme court wasn t making enough news already, these past few days today they did hand down that ruling on congressional districts being decided in a technocratic nonpartisan way and that being an okay thing to do. they also blocked the epa from regulating emissions from power plants. they blocked texas from implementing its new antiabortion law which was supposed to go into effect the day after tomorrow, and that would have probab