Indiana Senate Republicans Lack Votes for Redistricting Efforts
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Indiana Senate Republicans lack the votes to support President Trump's redistricting efforts, with Governor Mike Braun considering a special session to redraw maps, but most GOP leaders oppose the move, complicating the White House's push for mid-cycle redistricting ahead of the midterms.
- Indiana Republicans don’t have votes to back Trump’s redistricting, Senate leader spox says Politico
- Trump Pushes Indiana Lawmakers to Redraw State Maps The New York Times
- Legislative caucus condemns early redistricting campaign for ‘diluting Black voting power’ Indiana Capital Chronicle
- Indiana Senate Republicans don't have the votes to push redistricting. Braun isn't giving up IndyStar
- Indiana Senate Republicans: ‘Votes aren’t there for redistricting’ Fox 59
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