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Which section of the Voting Rights Act did the Supreme Court say is not longer needed in 2013?
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Which section of the Voting Rights Act did the Supreme Court
say is not longer needed in 2013?

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The Supreme Court had stuck down section 4. The court declared the 5th amendment.

Step-by-step explanation:

The 5th amendments is "All colors have the right to vote and the votes shall not be denied, and it gives the Congress the power to enforce the command.

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