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Breaking News: Judge sides with voting-rights groups on Senate map

BY THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA

A Leon County circuit judge Wednesday approved a redistricting plan for the Florida Senate. Judge George Reynolds approved a map proposed by voting-rights groups that have led a long-running legal challenge against current Senate districts. In doing so, Reynolds rejected a map proposed by the Senate. The News Service will have a full report later Wednesday.