Maryland Democrats Clash Over Redistricting Strategies

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Governor Wes Moore is considering a mid-cycle redistricting of Maryland's eight congressional districts, despite opposition from Senate President Bill Ferguson who warns it is too risky and could undermine democracy. The move is part of a broader national context where states are redrawing districts to favor their political parties, with Maryland potentially responding to Republican-led efforts by considering its own redistricting to ensure fair and competitive districts. The decision faces legislative hurdles and political debate about fairness and the impact on democracy.
- Moore pushes for congressional redistricting, sets up confrontation with Senate Maryland Matters
- Top Maryland Democrat torpedoes state’s redistricting push Politico
- Maryland Democrats Refuse to Join Redistricting Fight Democracy Docket
- Jeffries suggests Maryland will redraw House map to help Dems The Hill
- Maryland’s Democratic Senate president blocks anti-Trump redistricting fight The Washington Post
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