Maryland Democrats Advance Ballot Measure That Could Eliminate Republican Congressional District
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Maryland Democrats Advance Ballot Measure That Could Eliminate Republican Congressional District

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Maryland’s Democratic-controlled Legislature voted Tuesday to place a constitutional amendment on the November ballot that would allow them to redraw congressional districts before the 2028 election. Currently, Republicans hold one of the state’s eight House seats; Democrats stand to gain total control of Maryland's congressional delegation if voters approve the measure.

The amendment paves the way for the potential elimination of the lone Republican-held district. No right-leaning outlets reported on this story. The New York Post noted that passage of the redistricting measure, if approved by voters, would give Democrats complete control of the state’s congressional delegation.

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