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Galveston County just approved a new precinct map amid fierce backlash—despite claims it boosts efficiency and saves money, critics say it undermines minority voting power and fractures communities. Once the only majority-Black and Hispanic precinct, Precinct Three is redrawn again, sparking fears of gerrymandering and political manipulation. While County Judge Mark Henry frames the change as fiscally conservative and aligned with GOP priorities, residents argue it pits neighbors against each other and ignores shared history. Legal battles simmer on, with a court hearing looming—highlighting how redistricting continues to reshape power, identity, and democracy in Galveston.

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