Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson has revised his stance on mid-decade redistricting, showing increased openness to the idea as debates over congressional maps escalate ahead of the midterm elections. He had previously expressed concerns about potential legal and public backlash associated with redrawing the map.
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Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson has revised his stance on mid-decade redistricting, showing increased openness to the idea as debates over congressional maps escalate ahead of the midterm elections. He had previously expressed concerns about potential legal and public backlash associated with redrawing the map.
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