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The Georgia legislature has canceled a special session intended for redistricting, despite Governor Brian Kemp's request to address the issue before the 2028 elections. Republican leaders have opted to focus on tax relief and the gas tax suspension instead, citing the need for further evaluation of a recent Supreme Court ruling that impacts redistricting.
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The Georgia legislature has canceled a special session intended for redistricting, despite Governor Brian Kemp's request to address the issue before the 2028 elections. Republican leaders have opted to focus on tax relief and the gas tax suspension instead, citing the need for further evaluation of a recent Supreme Court ruling that impacts redistricting.
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Georgia GOP lawmakers call off redistricting special session
Georgia lawmakers cancel special session for redistricting