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Maryland Democrats Pursue Partisan Redistricting Amendment
Maryland lawmakers are convening a special session to consider a constitutional amendment that would enable partisan redistricting of congressional districts, with the stated goal of securing an additional U.S. House seat for Democrats by 2028. The proposal requires voter approval and represents a shift from the state's previous redistricting approach.
Maryland legislatureDemocratic PartyU.S. House of Representatives2028 redistricting
2026-08-05
2026-08-04
- Maryland Democrats pass redistricting amendment that could target lone Republican House seat — if voters approve
- Maryland Lawmakers Back Amendment Giving Democrats 2028 Advantage
- Maryland lawmakers approve ballot measure for voters to clear way for new congressional maps that would boost Democrats
- Democrats put redistricting amendment on Maryland’s midterm ballot
- Missouri Says Voters Cannot Decide on Redrawn Congressional Districts
- Missouri secretary of state blocks referendum to undo GOP’s redrawn congressional map
- Mississippi lawmakers launch redistricting process after Supreme Court ruling
- Maryland lawmakers get closer to asking voters to clear the way for redistricting helping Democrats
- Maryland lawmakers get closer to asking voters to clear the way for redistricting helping Democrats
2026-08-03
- Maryland lawmakers considering steps toward partisan redistricting for 2028
- Maryland lawmakers considering steps toward partisan redistricting for 2028
- Maryland Dems kick off latest redistricting effort after a year of infighting
- Maryland lawmakers to consider steps toward partisan redistricting for 2028
- Maryland lawmakers to consider steps toward partisan redistricting for 2028
- Maryland lawmakers to consider steps toward partisan redistricting for 2028
- Maryland lawmakers to consider steps toward partisan redistricting for 2028
- Maryland lawmakers to consider steps toward partisan redistricting for 2028