The Supreme Court has decided to temporarily pause several rulings that would undermine the Voting Rights Act, particularly regarding redistricting efforts in North Dakota. These decisions put on hold attempts to weaken the enforcement of the Act, maintaining its protections for voters in certain states. Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, and Neil Gorsuch indicated support for measures that could limit the effectiveness of the Act, raising concerns about potential future changes. As the court deliberates, North Dakota seeks to retain its current legislative map while the related voting rights case is reviewed.