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Democrats’ redistricting proposal could oust House Freedom Caucus chairman

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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s advisory commission advanced a redistricting map that could eliminate the state’s lone Republican U.S. congressman, sparking intraparty conflict. The map aims to distribute Democratic voters across more districts, potentially flipping Republican strongholds. Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson (D) opposed midcycle redistricting, calling it unconstitutional. The map will be considered by the legislature soon, with legal challenges anticipated.

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