The Supreme Court is hearing pivotal arguments that could fundamentally reshape the Voting Rights Act, a landmark legislation designed to protect the voting rights of minority populations. Conservative justices on the bench have expressed skepticism toward key provisions of the Act, leading to concerns that the Court may limit the use of race in electoral district drawings. This could have significant implications for redistricting efforts, potentially benefiting Republican candidates by allowing them to eliminate Democratic-held districts across the South. As tensions rise, advocates for voting rights are mobilizing protests, emphasizing the critical nature of this judicial review. With the balance of Congress hanging in the balance, the stakes are exceptionally high.