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New Texas congressional map will create 5 districts Trump carried by double digits
Under the new map, Republicans are eyeing earning 30 seats in Congress — from their current 25 — partly by moving Cuellar and Gonzalez into districts Trump won by double digits. The proposal would also remove three Democratic-held seats in Houston, San Antonio and Dallas and create new districts that are potential Republican pickup opportunities.
Texas Republicans rolled out a draft overhaul of the Lone Star State’s congressional map Wednesday, seeking to flip as many ...
The proposed map would give Republicans a chance to gain five U.S. House seats, including in Houston, Dallas and along the ...
Texas Republicans are powering ahead with a strategy backed by President Donald Trump to seize control of multiple Democratic ...
Republicans in Texas currently hold 25 of the state’s 38 seats, and the new map ups the total they could win to 30. All of ...
The redrawn map comes during a special legislative session as President Trump urges Texas Republicans to reshape districts in ...
Texas GOP prepares new congressional maps as House minority leader Jeffries travels to Austin calling Republican redistricting efforts cheating.
Texas state Rep. James Talarico (D) accused President Trump and the Republican Party of trying to “rig” elections in the ...
Calls to redraw district lines in Texas have come from President Donald Trump, who is hoping that by redrawing lines in Texas ...
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