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Democrats push back against Gov. Abbott call for redrawing district maps in special session
AUSTIN, Texas — Houston-area Democrats are criticizing a move by the GOP-controlled Legislature to redraw the state's congressional district map following a claim by the Department of Justice that four districts are unconstitutional.
Congressional redistricting, including in Houston, on Texas governor’s agenda for special legislative session
Hemp regulation, property taxes and natural disaster preparation and response -- in the wake of deadly flooding in Central Texas -- also are among Greg Abbott's priorities for the special legislative session that starts July 21.
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