National Democrats aren’t giving up on potentially eliminating Maryland’s lone Republican congressional seat through redistricting, despite Senate President Bill Ferguson refusing to consider the effort. His chamber, necessary to advance legislation, will prioritize affordability issues during this year’s legislative session instead. Redistricting in Maryland has been a point of contention among Ferguson, Gov. Wes Moore, and Maryland voters across party lines since November. Moore wants to redraw Maryland’s maps to aid a national Democratic effort to counter the GOP. “While Donald Trump is sitting here picking and choosing what our democracy should look like, I don’t think that Maryland should [...]
Maryland redistricting is at a standstill. National Democrats want to change that.
