New York’s Top Court Offers a Fighting Chance for Republicans

The ruling offers the prospect of a turning point for the state’s beleaguered GOP — and is all the more remarkable for having emerged from a court composed of Democratic jurists.

NYS Unified Court System
Chief Judge Janet DiFiore of the New York Court of Appeals. NYS Unified Court System

It will be a frosty Friday before the Court of Appeals at Albany hands down a decision as devastating as that with which the noble judges clobbered Governor Hochul and the Democratic legislature over their unconstitutional Gerrymandering scheme. It offers the prospect of a turning point for the state’s beleaguered GOP — and is all the more remarkable for having emerged from a court composed of Democratic jurists. 

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