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The Maryland General Assembly has approved a constitutional amendment to reform the congressional redistricting process, which will be voted on in November. Governor Wes Moore supports the amendment as a response to Republican-led redistricting efforts in other states, emphasizing the need for Maryland to remain engaged in national discussions on redistricting.
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The Maryland General Assembly has approved a constitutional amendment to reform the congressional redistricting process, which will be voted on in November. Governor Wes Moore supports the amendment as a response to Republican-led redistricting efforts in other states, emphasizing the need for Maryland to remain engaged in national discussions on redistricting.
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