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Texas Republicans Redrew the U.S. House Map to Gain Five Seats. They Could End up with a Net Loss.
Republicans conceded three targeted seats and may lose another, leaving the party short of the map’s five-seat objective, analysts said.
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Texas Republicans redrew the U.S. House map to gain five seats. They could end up with a net loss.
Republicans were heading toward losses in two U.S. House seats they already controlled and appeared on track to flip no more than one of their gerrymander targets.
·Houston, United States
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After a mid-decade redistricting fight, Texas GOP hopes to flip five seats
Texas Republicans redrew the state's congressional map in a special session last year to flip five Democratic-held seats, but political experts say the party may struggle to reach that number.
·Houston, United States
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Dave Wasserman's Election Eve View of Republican Mid-Decade Redistricting #ELB
Big House theme: gerrymandering not yielding the gains GOP hoped. At this point, Rs would be very lucky to net 2/5 seats they targeted in TX & 2/4 in FL. Their biggest OH target, #OH09 Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D), will… Continue reading
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