Appeal withdrawn for Md. congressional map, Hogan to OK new map
An appeal over a judge's ruling over congressional redistricting maps in Maryland will be withdrawn and Gov. Larry Hogan will sign the new map into law.
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An appeal over a judge's ruling over congressional redistricting maps in Maryland will be withdrawn and Gov. Larry Hogan will sign the new map into law.
A judge deferred a decision about the state's newly redrawn congressional map amid an appeal of her previous ruling that struck down the previous map.
The Maryland House gave its final approval Wednesday night to a new congressional map after a judge rejected the first one.
The Maryland Senate passed a bill Tuesday afternoon for the redrawn congressional district map.
The Maryland General Assembly is poised to take action on a new congressional redistricting map after a judge rejected the first attempt last week.