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North Carolina lawmakers approve map adding a GOP House seat

Live updates: North Carolina lawmakers approve map adding a GOP House seat

Leaders at the Pentagon have significantly altered how military officials will speak with Congress after a pair of new memos issued last week.

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North Carolina Senate advances new congressional maps to help Republicans gain additional US House seat

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NC Republicans release map they hope will help GOP pick up another Congressional seat

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What to know about redistricting efforts across US at Trump's prodding

President Donald Trump's desire to secure the Republican majority in Congress has prompted an unusual burst of mid-decade redistricting in multiple states.

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Republicans advance Trump's redistricting fight into swing-state North Carolina

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North Carolina Democratic Party chair says "we're going to fight back" on redistricting efforts

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Democrats look to long term as North Carolina GOP redistricting plan seeks another seat for Trump

Statewide election data suggests the proposal would result in Republicans winning 11 of those seats, up from the current 10.

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North Carolina GOP pushes through new congressional map

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NC Speaker of the House cuts off debate to pass bill redrawing Congressional maps NC Speaker of the House cuts off debate to pass bill redrawing Congressional maps

Crain's Cleveland Business

Ohio Democrats pitch congressional map, GOP redistricting commissioners shrug

This week, Punchbowl News reported U.S. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has an eye on Ohio’s redistricting process. If Republicans run out the clock in the commission and then pass a map along party lines in the General Assembly, Jeffries has dangled the possibility of raising money for a referendum.

NOLA.com

Judge tosses lawsuit by Black lawmakers seeking to make AG defend current La. congressional map

The Louisiana Legislative Black Caucus had asked a state district court judge to compel Attorney General Liz Murrill to defend the current congressional map that has two majority-Black districts.