Louisiana AG aims to dismantle ‘offensive’ voting law that factors race into redistricting

EXCLUSIVE: Louisiana’s attorney general is siding with the people who sued her, an unusual move that comes as part of a case that she hopes will reshape the Voting Rights Act, a decades-old law designed to prevent discrimination in the voting process.Liz Murrill, who was solicitor general of Louisiana before becoming attorney general last year, told Fox News Digital in an interview on Tuesday that she expected the lawsuit and was prepared to agree with the plaintiffs.Murrill, an elected Republican, had approved of a congressional map that appeared to favor Democrats, but in a perceived turnabo