US EditionIndiana Republicans express opposition to redistricting of congressional districts
Indiana Republicans oppose mid-decade redistricting citing constituent opposition and risks to GOP seats amid efforts led by national figures including Vice President JD Vance.
- On Wednesday, Indiana Republican lawmakers opposed a plan by Vice President JD Vance for mid-decade redistricting, voicing their disapproval publicly.
- Earlier this month, Vice President JD Vance visited Indiana to urge Governor Mike Braun, House Speaker Todd Huston, and Senate President Rod Bray to redraw districts, but state Republicans voiced opposition.
- State Rep. Jim Lucas voiced opposition, saying `I doubt we get two seats` and warned redistricting could backfire, risking GOP seats.
- Facing pressure, the governor of Indiana has made no decision, and the call for a general assembly special session remains unsettled, lawmakers hope to avoid its cost.
- Indiana's 7-2 GOP delegation could shift if redistricting proceeds, Republican Rep. J.D. Prescott voiced opposition despite strong Trump support.
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Colorado Springs Gazette
Indiana Republicans express little interest in mid-decade redistricting following Vance’s visit
Indiana Republican lawmakers appear to have little appetite for mid-decade redistricting in the Hoosier state, despite a push from Vice President JD Vance to do so. Republican leadership has been silent on the matter, but rank-and-file GOP lawmakers have called…
Indiana Republicans express opposition to redistricting of congressional districts
INDIANAPOLIS Although the focus of the redistricting debate has largely centered on the U.S. House, any changes to the state's congressional maps need approval from state representatives and senators at the statehouse.Several Republican lawmakers have expressed their opposition to redrawing Indiana's congressional district maps, taking to social media to voice their concerns. Among them is State Rep. Jim Lucas (R-Seymour), who articulated his do…
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