Georgia's Republican Governor Brian Kemp has announced a special session starting on June 17 to redraw electoral maps in response to a recent Supreme Court ruling that has significant implications for minority voting rights. The session aims to revise district lines for both the state legislature and congressional representation, with the goal of solidifying Republican-leaning districts before the upcoming elections. This decision follows the Supreme Court's ruling in Louisiana v. Callais, which deemed certain district maps unconstitutional for racial gerrymandering, effectively diluting Black and minority voting power. The announcement has drawn criticism from Democratic leaders, including Raphael Warnock, who pledged to fight against what he describes as an extreme movement to strip representation from millions of voters. The special session will also address a new law banning QR codes on ballots, set to take effect in July. As states across the South rush to redraw maps, the implications of these changes could reshape the electoral landscape significantly ahead of the elections.