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Could a new effort redraw Maryland’s congressional map?
Maryland's top Democratic leaders plan to address redistricting in a mid-July special session, aiming to approve a congressional map amendment for the November ballot. The effort seeks to reverse a 2022 court ruling that invalidated a pro-Democratic map and follows a Supreme Court decision in Louisiana v. Callais affecting racial considerations in redistricting. Uncertainty remains about whether Democrats can secure enough support in the legislature to move forward.
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