The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s conference opens amid concern that a Supreme Court ruling and redistricting could threaten Black representation. Co-chair Glenn Ivey criticized the ruling and urged voters to defeat Republican candidates.
North Carolina representative and honorary co-chair of the conference.
ALSO MENTIONED Barack Obama, Former president invoked by Ivey as an example of past voter turnout.; Don Scott, Virginia House speaker named among the honorees at a conference-related reception.; Larry Selders, Louisiana state senator whose death created the vacancy Fields plans to seek.
Delaware senator mentioned in the context of Black women serving in the Senate.
North Carolina representative and honorary co-chair of the conference.
ALSO MENTIONED Barack Obama, Former president invoked by Ivey as an example of past voter turnout.; Don Scott, Virginia House speaker named among the honorees at a conference-related reception.; Larry Selders, Louisiana state senator whose death created the vacancy Fields plans to seek.
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