All articles tagged with #elections 2028
The Supreme Court issued terse orders in two mail-ballot disputes—blocking USPS restrictions for now but leaving major questions about federal authority and election integrity, with justices hinting at possible future USPS control and ongoing litigation ahead of the 2028 cycle.
Georgia Republican legislative leaders, in a June 2026 special session, rejected the governor’s call to kick off redistricting for the 2028 elections, signaling that the current district maps will remain in place.
Georgia GOP leaders halted plans to redraw congressional and state legislative maps during the current special session, saying there isn’t enough time and emphasizing a transparent process with public input; they indicated a revisit of redistricting in 2028 if Republicans maintain control of state government, with Democrats celebrating the pause amid election-year dynamics.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed a proclamation for a June 17 special session of the General Assembly to redraw Georgia's state and U.S. House electoral maps in response to a Supreme Court ruling that mandates new maps before the 2028 election cycle; the session will focus on redistricting and related election-law changes, with reactions from both parties and implications for future elections.