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Maryland lawmakers have passed a bill that will allow voters to decide on a constitutional amendment related to congressional redistricting. The House voted 96-38 and the Senate voted 32-13 in favor of the bill, which is now awaiting the governor's signature.
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Maryland lawmakers have passed a bill that will allow voters to decide on a constitutional amendment related to congressional redistricting. The House voted 96-38 and the Senate voted 32-13 in favor of the bill, which is now awaiting the governor's signature.
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Maryland lawmakers approve redistricting referendum
Maryland lawmakers approve referendum on congressional redistricting