💨 Abstract
In July 2025, Texas Democrats faced a contentious special legislative session over redistricting, aiming to shore up Republican House seats before the 2026 elections. Despite being outnumbered, Democrats threatened to walk out to impede the process, which could redistribute five districts favoring Republicans. Democrats argue the new maps will disenfranchise Democratic voters, while Republicans vow compliance with the Voting Rights Act.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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