The Problem Solvers Caucus has launched an anti-gerrymandering task force to promote electoral fairness amid ongoing redistricting efforts. Co-Chairs Brian Fitzpatrick and Tom Suozzi appointed Reps. Jeff Hurd and Ed Case to lead the group, which includes ten lawmakers from both parties. The initiative comes as several states, including Alabama, face legal challenges regarding congressional map changes.
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The Problem Solvers Caucus has launched an anti-gerrymandering task force to promote electoral fairness amid ongoing redistricting efforts. Co-Chairs Brian Fitzpatrick and Tom Suozzi appointed Reps. Jeff Hurd and Ed Case to lead the group, which includes ten lawmakers from both parties. The initiative comes as several states, including Alabama, face legal challenges regarding congressional map changes.
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Problem Solvers Caucus launches anti-gerrymandering task force
Problem Solvers Caucus establishes anti-gerrymandering task force