DeSantis-Backed Redistricting Map Could Add Four GOP Seats

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Florida lawmakers approved Gov. Ron DeSantis's congressional map that could add up to four Republican seats, sending it to his desk for final approval; the plan aims to shrink or erase Democratic-leaning districts in Tampa, Orlando and the southeast while contending with a recent Supreme Court ruling narrowing the Voting Rights Act; the Senate approved it 21-17 and the House voted along party lines, with a special-session review planned and legal challenges anticipated under Florida's Fair Districts Amendment and DeSantis's influence on the state Supreme Court.
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