Does this mean Representative Corrine Brown (D) will not get re-elected? Probably!

On Wednesday the Supreme Court upheld a court’s ruling about the state’s congressional districts.

The ruling means districts in South Florida crafted by a coalition of voting-rights groups will be used in the map over the next three elections.

Democratic Congresswoman Corrine Brown said:

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There is no justice in this courthouse. I will be going to federal court because there is no justice and there will be no peace. We’ll go all the way to the United States Supreme Court.

Brown is arguing her district does not include enough minorities. She cites the Voting Rights Act is on her side and that she is the voice of the minorities. Apparently the Supreme Court of Florida didn’t buy it.

Justice Barbara Pariente wrote the majority opinion and she said the ruling should:

bring much needed finality to litigation concerning this state’s congressional redistricting that has now spanned nearly four years in state courts.