Florida starts redistricting talks in a growing battle for House control in 2026 elections
Florida's Republican House committee begins redrawing congressional maps aiming to gain up to five seats in 2026 amid legal and political challenges.
- Florida is starting redistricting talks in preparation for the 2026 elections, with the House Committee on Congressional Redistricting meeting for the first time on Thursday.
- Governor DeSantis said a special session for redistricting could range from March to May, pending approval from the state legislature, and wants to watch how the Supreme Court rules on parts of the Voting Rights Act.
- Voting rights advocates and civil rights groups warn that Florida's redistricting efforts could collide with the state's constitutional limits and unlawfully benefit one party over another.
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"Florida House barrels ahead on redistricting despite DeSantis' proposed timeline" #ELB
Politico: Florida’s Republican-controlled Legislature officially started a contentious battle over mid-decade redistricting Thursday. But there are growing signs it may not go smoothly. During a brief inaugural meeting, the state House Republican in charge of congressional redistricting insisted that any… Continue reading The post “Florida House barrels ahead on redistricting despite DeSantis’ proposed timeline” appeared first on Election Law B…
Florida Lawmakers Hold First Committee Meeting on Redistricting
Florida’s Select House Committee on Congressional Redistricting held its first meeting on Dec. 4 for what chairman Rep. Mike Redondo called a “listening and learning session” about “the building blocks of redistricting.” “We’re going to be focusing on an educational and introductory scope, and therefore, we’re going to be highly focused on a few key elements of this process,” Redondo said to the 10 other committee members and the packed room of …
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