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Indiana Republicans visit White House amid redistricting push
Indiana Republicans met President Trump amid protests over efforts to redraw congressional districts before the 2026 midterms to gain seats, despite 52% voter opposition, officials said.
- Tuesday, Indiana Republican state lawmakers flew to Washington, D.C., to meet President Donald Trump as the state considers redrawing congressional lines ahead of next year.
- President Donald Trump has pushed Republicans to redraw maps, prompting Texas legislature and Gov. Greg Abbott to approve new maps adding five Republican seats, while California Democrats and Gov. Gavin Newsom passed bills seeking five Democratic seats last week.
- State Democrats rallied at the Indianapolis International Airport Tuesday as robocalls urged support for redistricting and White House intergovernmental affairs director Alex Meyer pressed Hoosier lawmakers earlier this month.
- A mid-decade redraw could trigger lawsuits as Democrats warn they will sue if Indiana redraws districts, and a special session costing Indiana taxpayers between $150,000 and $250,000 may target one of Indiana's nine congressional districts held by seven Republicans.
- Given the razor-thin House majority, the White House pressure campaign targets Republican-led states to redraw maps ahead of next year's midterm elections, as every seat in the 220 U.S. House seats majority matters.
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Indiana legislative leaders met privately with Trump to discuss redistricting
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Indiana Capital ChronicleRepublicans go to Washington D.C., critics rebuff redistricting push
From the White House to the Statehouse — with an airport layover — mid-cycle redistricting took center stage Tuesday as dozens of GOP legislators talked with Trump officials about a variety of topics, including the controversial map do-over. Meanwhile, Democrat…
'Driven by what Hoosiers need' | Indiana Republicans haven't committed to redistricting despite White House visit
Republican lawmakers are weighing their options but not committing after meeting with Trump administration officials to discuss redistricting and other topics.
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President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance met with a delegation of Indiana Republican state legislators at the White House in the midst of an effort to redistribute electoral districts in the state.Read more]]>
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