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'Jumping ship': House Dem finds exit strategy after SCOTUS ruling shifts advantage to GOP

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'Jumping ship': House Dem finds exit strategy after SCOTUS ruling shifts advantage to GOP

Rep Cleo Fields, D-La., will leave Congress to return to the Louisiana state Senate after the Supreme Court's ruling in Louisiana v. Callais reshaped his 6th Congressional District.

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