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Maryland Supreme Court Approves Redistricting Amendment for November Ballot
The Maryland Supreme Court has approved a redistricting amendment for the November ballot that would allow lawmakers to draw legislative and congressional districts without strict compactness standards. This decision reverses a prior ruling and requires the amendment to be revised before voting. The new congressional map is expected to favor Democrats and will not take effect until at least 2028.
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The Maryland Supreme Court has approved a redistricting amendment for the November ballot that would allow lawmakers to draw legislative and congressional districts without strict compactness standards. This decision reverses a prior ruling and requires the amendment to be revised before voting. The new congressional map is expected to favor Democrats and will not take effect until at least 2028.
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