SC redistricting push stalls in Senate, delaying map redraw ambitions
TL;DR
South Carolina’s Senate blocked a two-thirds vote that would let lawmakers take up redistricting after the session ends, complicating but not ending efforts to redraw the state’s congressional map. Trump pressured GOP leaders to move ahead, but Senate Majority Leader Shane Massey opposed the measure, and Gov. McMaster’s option to call a special session remains uncertain, making a year‑end redraw unlikely and helping preserve Rep. Jim Clyburn’s Democratic seat for now.
- South Carolina Republicans tank redistricting, for now Politico
- South Carolina Rejects Trump Pressure to Redraw Congress Map Bloomberg.com
- South Carolina redistricting: Lawmakers reject gerrymander in blow to Trump Democracy Docket
- Push for South Carolina to join congressional redistricting battle fails as Republicans reject map PBS
- LIVE: SC lawmakers again considering redistricting proposal WIS News 10
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