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Watching, autocrats around the world, thinking, wondering if they can bring those around them back into their orbit to absorb. >> as you can see from the jersey behind him, he played for the tennessee titans. thank you for being here. coming up next, a battle under way in ohio. before the midterm campaign gets going, officials deadlocked over how to draw redistricting map and now the states supreme court is weighing in. nbcs heidi press bill au explains next. ve got one nbcs heidi press bill a...

It has just been used again, charles, to over turn the governor, governor even, veto of a map. a redistricting map. there are real issues here. the shadow docket is an issue here. how important do you think it would be to add ketanji brown jackson to the court? given the fact that they are still doing all of this madness and they can still do when she is there? >> i think it is incredibly important because as there continues to be conversation about the desire to expand the bench ... right now, ...

The movies are different. >> bill: the gentleman in the clip ashley played is dead on. reporting has been inaccurate and incomplete. they dont even mention kindergarten through third grade. it was omitted in the debate. it continues in florida. see what happens next on that. new york, state judge ruling with democrats proposed redistricting map is not constitutional. the maps have been drawn with a political bias that favors democrats. new map nearly eliminates republican representation in new y...

This last week, the state Senate approved a newly redistricted Executive Council map.

In a last-minute reversal, the Miami City Commission voted to adopt the base map presented by consultants back in February, with one inclusion that returned Wharf Miami to Chairwoman Chrisitine

The redistricting debate in New Hampshire continues as Gov. Chris Sununu offers his own version of the congressional map.

U.S. First Congressional District candidate Ann Roe (D-Janesville), is hailing the decision by the Wisconsin Supreme Court to rule in favor of redistricted election maps drawn up by Democratic Governor

Gov. Tony Evers' proposal keeps the Republican majorities, but it was slightly less favorable than the plans submitted by the GOP legislative majorities.

Residents appear to lose fight to keep Coconut Grove whole

Pennsylvania’s highest court has picked a map submitted by voters backed by a national group aligned with Democrats to be the commonwealth’s next congressional map....