Maryland Democrats push ballot measure to rewrite midterm congressional redistricting rules

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Maryland's Democratic-controlled Legislature moved to place a November ballot amendment that would let lawmakers redraw congressional maps in mid-decade and exempt those plans from the state constitution's rules on compactness and population equality, potentially enabling the elimination of Maryland’s lone Republican-seat before 2028 after a Supreme Court ruling that weakened the Voting Rights Act.
- Democrats put redistricting amendment on Maryland’s midterm ballot NBC News
- Maryland Democrats considering partisan redistricting for 2028 election PBS
- House set to give final approval to redistricting constitutional amendment Maryland Matters
- Maryland House advances amendment easing future congressional redistricting rules WBFF
- Maryland lawmakers split on redistricting amendment WBAL-TV
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