GOP redistricting wins collide with grim midterm mood
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Republicans scored redistricting gains, including a Virginia Supreme Court ruling blocking a gerrymander, while the Supreme Court limits race-based mapdrawing. Yet the national mood is unfavorable to the GOP: Trump’s approval is in the 30s–40s and economy concerns persist. Analysts say redistricting could net a few seats, but Democrats remain favored to win the House, making May’s gains part of a broader, uncertain midterm landscape.
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- How the Republicans pulling ahead in the redistricting war affects the midterms CNN
- Democrats just lost the redistricting war Politico
- After Callais and Virginia, Republicans are ahead in Trump’s gerrymandering war Democracy Docket
- A state-by-state guide to the redistricting fight PBS
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