Maryland court blocks effort by Dem campaign committee to defend gerrymandered congressional map
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee won't be allowed to defend Maryland's new congressional map in court.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee won't be allowed to defend Maryland's new congressional map in court.
After a court hearing on Wednesday, a San Luis Obispo County judge ruled a recently approved redistricting map can be used in upcoming elections.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The Maryland General Assembly approved new boundaries for its 188 seats on Thursday, choosing a map supported by Democrats who control the legislature instead of a
Kansans for Fair Maps, a coalition of advocacy groups, organized a news conference to elevate the voices of residents in the Kansas City metro area who are upset about the proposed new congressional map.
Republicans in the Kansas Legislature fast-tracked an effort to redraw congressional districts in a way that divides the Kansas City metro area along I-70. It would likely kill re-election chances for Rep. Sharice Davids, the sole Kansas Democrat in Congress.