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How Democrats Tied Their Own Hands on Redistricting
By then, some Democrats fear it may be too late. Republicans want to gain seats through mid-decade redistricting not only in Texas but in GOP-controlled states such as Florida, Missouri, Ohio, and Indiana. The GOP goal is to secure enough seats to withstand an electoral backlash to Trump’s presidency in next year’s midterms.
A coalition of Texas Democrats recently fled to Chicago to block a similar redistricting effort by Republican lawmakers.
Texas Democratic state Rep. Jolanda Jones offered an apology for comments she made Tuesday comparing the party’s fight ...
The redistricting battle in Texas continues to escalate as Republican Gov. Greg Abbott urged the state Supreme Court to ...
Texas Democrat Jasmine Crockett told CNN Tuesday night that there is probably no space for compromise with the Republicans ...
Vice President JD Vance to visit Indiana Thursday to meet Gov. Mike Braun and headline Republican National Convention ...
Republican Reps. Kevin Kiley of California and Mike Lawler of New York said they are introducing bills putting federal limits ...
Newsom’s popularity in California has fluctuated over the years. A mental health care ballot measure he championed in March ...
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Live redistricting updates: DNC chair says more blue states could consider redistrictingDemocratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin said his group is putting its full weight to help Texas Democrats, who left ...
Sargon joins the show to break down the Texas showdown, President Trump’s take on the future of MAGA in 2028, and more.
The brawl over redistricting is handing Gov. Gavin Newsom his biggest platform yet ahead of a likely presidential run in 2028 ...
Even if flood bills pass out of Texas House committees, they cannot be considered by the full House unless enough lawmakers ...
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