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Empire State Weekly: Redistricting vote set for 2027, could affect 2028 elections
New York State's legislature has advanced an amendment to allow mid-decade redistricting and require simple majority votes to approve new congressional maps. The redistricting vote is scheduled for 2027 and could influence the 2028 elections.
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