💨 Abstract
In summer 2025, Texas Democrats criticized Republicans for rushing to redraw U.S. House district maps before the 2026 elections, a process typically done every 10 years. That said, Democratic lawmakers accused Republicans of putting their own interests ahead of voters because this would confuse and potentially motivate other states to follow. The move aims to create more winnable Republican seats. Heated testimonies and pleas were heard at the state Capitol.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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