US EditionIndiana House releases new congressional map draft
The draft map aims to give Republicans an edge by redrawing all nine districts and splitting Indianapolis, targeting two Democratic incumbents amid a national GOP push for 2026.
- On Dec. 1, Indiana House Republicans released a draft congressional map that redraws every one of the state's nine congressional districts and aims to unseat Rep. Andre Carson and Rep. Frank Mrvan.
- Driven by national pressure, President Donald Trump pushed Indiana to gain two seats and coordinated with Gov. Mike Braun, following months of back-and-forth including visits by Vice President JD Vance.
- PlanScore's analysis found Republicans would win in 99% of predicted scenarios with 60% vote share, while Democrats have just a 1% chance in the 7th and 9% in the 1st Congressional District.
- The Indiana House convened Dec. 1 to begin redistricting with a vote expected this week, while the state Senate plans to reconvene Dec. 8 amid opposition from some Republicans.
- Redrawing would split Marion County among the 4th, 6th, 7th and 9th districts, carving Indianapolis into four parts and diluting Democratic power, with Carson saying `Hoosier values matter more than DC threats and bullying. Splicing our state's largest city—and its biggest economic driver—into four parts is ridiculous`, Carson said in a statement.
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DailyTruthReportIndiana House Democrats and protesters fail to stop GOP redistricting effort from moving forward
Hundreds of protesters gathered on Monday afternoon at the Indiana Statehouse to oppose a plan by Republican lawmakers to redraw the state’s congressional map at President Donald Trump‘s urging. “If your policies work, you don’t change the game,” Democratic state Rep. Earl Harris said to the riled-up crowd of about 400 people, who held up signs saying “Real Hoosiers don’t cheat!” and “Listen to Hoosiers, not Washington!” The crowd also broke out…
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