Republicans Decline to Redraw Election Maps During Special Session
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Despite repeated appeals from President Trump and Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, Georgia House Republicans rejected a proposal to redraw Georgia's congressional districts on June 17. In a letter to Kemp, Georgia House Speaker Jon Burns stated that while Republicans would attend a special session to address issues such as Georgia's gas tax requested by Kemp, redrawing the state in the 2028 cycle would not be on the agenda.
Georgia Special Session on redistricting fails after voters force Republicans to back down
Rep. Lynn Smith Adjourns House Sine Die for 2026 Special Legislative Session Ahead of Retirement – Georgia House of Representatives
ATLANTA – State Representative Lynn Smith (R-Newnan), chair of the House Natural Resources and Environment Committee, was recently honored for her legislative service in the Georgia House by presiding over the House Chamber to adjourn Sine Die for the 2026 special legislative session, marking the end her final legislative term before retirement from the General … Continue reading "Rep. Lynn Smith Adjourns House Sine Die for 2026 Special Legislat…
Special Session Ends with No Redistricting After Massive Voter Mobilization Forces Georgia Republicans to Back Down
NYT: “Civil rights activists and protesters assembled in Atlanta, considered the cradle of the civil rights movement, determined to fight against the kind of aggressive legislative action they had seen play out across the South in recent weeks.” Today, the 2026 special legislative session ended without Georgia Republicans attempting to draw new maps to exploit the gutting of the Voting Rights Act. Following a massive mobilization by Georgia vote…
GOP declines to redraw election maps - The True Citizen
Republican lawmakers in Georgia will not redraw election maps as suggested by Gov. Brian Kemp, leaders of the House and Senate said Wednesday afternoon, less than an hour before gaveling in for their special session. House Speaker Jon Burns, R-Newington, and Senate President Pro Tem Larry Walker III, R-Perry, both cited ongoing litigation over Georgia’s maps, saying it was too soon to consider new ones. “We knew it was not the right time for our…
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