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GOP effort to add House seats in Florida through census lawsuit hits a snag
The court ruled the GOP lawsuit was filed past the four-year deadline but allowed an opportunity to amend and refile the challenge to Florida’s 2020 census count.
- A federal court ruled that a Republican lawsuit challenging the 2020 census methods that allegedly undercounted Florida's population and cost the state two Congressional seats was filed too late.
- The three-judge panel gave the plaintiffs, including the Pinellas County Young Republicans and a Trump-backed gubernatorial candidate, a chance to amend and refile the suit.
- The judges said the plaintiffs should have mounted their legal challenge within four years from when the statistical methods were used, but the suit was filed in September 2025.
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GOP effort to add House seats in Florida through census lawsuit hits a snag
Republican groups seeking to add U.S. House seats in Florida by challenging the 2020 census suffered a major setback Tuesday as a federal court ruled the lawsuit was filed too late.
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