Maryland Lawmakers to Hold Special Session on Redistricting Monday
The measure would be the first step toward new congressional maps and could send the issue to voters in November if lawmakers approve it.
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Maryland Democrats seek to change redistricting rules, avoid another court challenge
BALTIMORE — When Maryland Democrats tried to redistrict congressional seats five years ago, a judge struck the effort down, calling the map “extremely gerrymandered.” This week, lawmakers seek to change the law to clear the way for another try. In…
Maryland Del. Kathy Szeliga warns against proposed redistricting amendment
Maryland Republican Del. Kathy Szeliga discussed the proposed constitutional amendment, which would affect Maryland’s congressional redistricting process. Szeliga spoke with WBAL’s Bruce Elliott Saturday morning. She said that if the measure reaches the ballot, opponents will have to make their case directly to voters. “We’re going to have to spend a lot of time and money educating voters about why this is a bad idea,” Szeliga said. | BILL TEXT:…
Republicans criticize ‘mixed up priorities’ as Democrats defend special session on redistricting
Republican lawmakers on the Eastern Shore are heading into next week’s special session critical of those across the aisle as leading Democrats prepare to pave a path forward for congressional redistricting.
Maryland’s special session is focused on redistricting, but lawmakers hope to jam other bills onto the agenda
Maryland lawmakers return to Annapolis Aug. 3 for a three-day special session on congressional redistricting. Legislative leaders hope to include a long-running proposal to fill vacant General Assembly seats by election instead of appointment.
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