Maryland Senate Democratic leader Bill Ferguson and Governor Wes Moore have differing opinions on whether to redraw the state's congressional boundaries this year. The proposed changes are intended to eliminate the state's only Republican congressional seat ahead of the 2028 elections.
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Maryland Senate Democratic leader Bill Ferguson and Governor Wes Moore have differing opinions on whether to redraw the state's congressional boundaries this year. The proposed changes are intended to eliminate the state's only Republican congressional seat ahead of the 2028 elections.
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