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Texas House panel advances redrawn congressional map that would add more GOP seats
Earlier in the hearing, GOP lawmakers said that they are redrawing the state’s congressional map to advantage Republican candidates, setting aside a legal justification offered by the U.S. Department of Justice and making their political motivations explicit for the first time.
The mid-decade gerrymander aims to blunt any gains Democrats may see in the 2026 midterms ― and is likely to spark an arms ...
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Texas GOP once again tries to ban local governments from hiring lobbyists in AustinSenators gave preliminary approval to Senate Bill 12, which would forbid cities, counties and school districts from using ...
U.S. Rep. Beth Van Duyne, R-Irving, is among the group that doesn’t think any district is safe, even though her 24th District ...
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Texas GOP: Trump's Historic Gains with Hispanics Is Set to Give Us a Massive AdvantageTexas Republicans are banking on the GOP’s gains among Hispanic and Latino voters in recent elections, seeking to create four ...
Texas Republicans released a proposed new congressional map Wednesday that would give the GOP a path to pick up five seats in ...
A GOP-led push to redistrict Texas' congressional map may set off a domino effect across the country, as both Republicans and Democrats look to off-set potential losses in a year where control of the ...
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