US EditionOver 300 protests held Saturday against Trump redistricting push
More than 200 protests in 34 states oppose redistricting plans that could give Republicans five extra congressional seats in the 2026 midterms, organizers said.
- Over 300 protests were held Saturday in 34 states across the country against a proposed Republican redistricting plan backed by President Trump that could net the party five additional seats in Congress.
- The protests were organized by groups like the Texas for All Coalition and the Democratic National Committee to combat what they view as an attempt by Trump to "take Congress by hook or by crook" by "silencing the voices of communities of color."
- Trump dismissed concerns about the proposed Texas map, describing it as "a very simple redrawing" where Republicans "pick up five seats.
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Over 300 Protests Held Saturday against Trump Redistricting Push - Other Media news - Tasnim News Agency
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Pro-democracy activists and labor groups held hundreds of rallies and other events across the United States on Saturday protesting the Trump administration's push for Texas to redraw its congressional map in favor of Republicans.
Democrats gather for protests over Trump’s push on redistricting - West Hawaii Today
Thousands gathered in cities across the country Saturday to protest President Donald Trump’s plan to keep control of Congress after the 2026 midterms by pushing Republican-led states to redraw their congressional maps in favor of Republicans.
Hundreds of rallies and other protest events were held across the United States on Saturday over an attempt by the administration of US President Donald Trump to redraw congressional maps in Texas in favor of Republicans.
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