The ruling marks an endpoint for a portion of the lawsuit, but remands another portion back to a lower court for further review.
Though unlikely to change the maps mid-election, the Texas Supreme Court heard arguments in a redistricting case this week.
In an ongoing redistricting lawsuit, both the state and opponents of the new legislative maps say redistricting must be considered again in 2023.
Led by state Rep. Rafael Anchìa, the Texas House Mexican American Legislative Caucus has filed two lawsuits against the new district maps.
Deer Park Republican Briscoe Cain made a parliamentary mistake that prevented the committee from hearing testimony on an election security bill.
