Florida voters sue to block DeSantis-backed map amid alleged extreme gerrymandering

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Florida voters and Equal Ground Education Fund filed a lawsuit to block the GOP’s mid-decade 2026 congressional map, arguing it violates Florida’s Fair Districts Amendment by intentionally packing and cracking Democratic voters; the complaint cites the map drawer’s admission of using partisan data and suggests the plan could yield 24 of Florida’s 28 seats even with less than proportional votes, signaling a high-stakes clash over redistricting and constitutional limits.
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- How Florida designed a US House map aiming to give Republicans four more seats CNN
- Florida’s Republican governor signs state’s new congressional map into law The Guardian
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