Democrats are projected to lag behind Republicans in the upcoming redistricting for U.S. House seats, facing significant challenges in states with redistricting commissions. Legal hurdles and the potential for Republican gains in the 2028 elections complicate their efforts to regain control. Democrats are exploring constitutional amendments to facilitate changes in redistricting to improve their electoral prospects.
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Democrats are projected to lag behind Republicans in the upcoming redistricting for U.S. House seats, facing significant challenges in states with redistricting commissions. Legal hurdles and the potential for Republican gains in the 2028 elections complicate their efforts to regain control. Democrats are exploring constitutional amendments to facilitate changes in redistricting to improve their electoral prospects.
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