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DeSantis Proposes New Florida Congressional Map That Could Boost GOP by Four Seats

Gov. Ron DeSantis

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday unveiled a proposed congressional map that could give Republicans up to four additional U.S. House seats, launching a high-stakes mid-decade redistricting effort ahead of the November elections. The proposal, released by the governor’s office, would create 24 Republican-leaning districts and four Democratic-leaning districts. Florida’s …

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Maryland Lawmakers Move Swiftly on Congressional Redistricting Plan Targeting GOP-held Seat

Gov. Wes Moore

Maryland lawmakers moved rapidly Friday to advance a new congressional redistricting plan after a gubernatorial advisory panel narrowly recommended changes that would significantly reshape the state’s lone Republican-held district. Just three days after the Governor’s Redistricting Advisory Commission voted 3–2 to recommend a new “concept map,” legislation based on that …

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Indiana Senate Rebuffs Trump’s Push for New Congressional Maps

Mike Braun

Indiana’s Republican-dominated Senate voted Tuesday to adjourn until January, defying mounting pressure from President Donald Trump and Gov. Mike Braun to redraw the state’s congressional districts before the 2026 session begins. The 29–19 vote on “organization day,” the ceremonial kickoff of the legislative year, amounted to an explicit rejection of …

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A Judge Has Ruled Utah’s Congressional Map Unconstitutional. What Now?

Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City

The dust is far from settled after a Utah judge issued a ruling Monday ordering the Utah Legislature to draw a new congressional map after determining lawmakers unconstitutionally undid a 2018 voter-approved ballot initiative that created an independent redistricting commission. The lawsuit’s plaintiffs, anti-gerrymandering groups, including Better Boundaries, and Democrats …

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