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The Maryland General Assembly plans to hold a special session in August to discuss constitutional amendments for congressional redistricting. This session follows a Supreme Court ruling affecting the Voting Rights Act and aims to enable mid-decade changes to district lines. The proposal requires a three-fifths majority for passage and will be presented to voters in November.
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The Maryland General Assembly plans to hold a special session in August to discuss constitutional amendments for congressional redistricting. This session follows a Supreme Court ruling affecting the Voting Rights Act and aims to enable mid-decade changes to district lines. The proposal requires a three-fifths majority for passage and will be presented to voters in November.
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