Pete Buttigieg rallies against redistricting in home state of Indiana
- Pete Buttigieg rallied Democrats on Thursday at the Indiana Statehouse against a proposed mid-decade redistricting plan by Indiana Republicans.
- The plan follows mounting pressure from President Trump and Washington Republicans aiming to redraw maps before the 2026 midterms to increase GOP House seats.
- Republicans currently control seven out of Indiana’s nine seats in Congress, and some within the party are pushing for a redistricting plan that would give them all nine, effectively removing Democratic representation from the state’s delegation.
- Buttigieg called the mid-decade redistricting 'cheating' and warned, "cheaters never win in the end," while Governor Mike Braun said the session probably will happen between November and January.
- The effort could diminish voters' influence in Indiana and reflects a broader GOP strategy as Democrats have limited options to block the move amid Republican supermajorities.
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Buttigieg rips GOP redistricting efforts in Indiana
Former Transportation Secretary and Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg criticized Republican redistricting efforts at a Thursday rally in Indiana, accusing the other party of “cheating” in their attempts to redraw congressional maps. “They want the outcome of the election to be decided before you even get to go vote,” Buttigieg said during the rally, which…
Buttigieg Joins Statehouse Protest Against Early Map Redraw
Source: (PHOTO: Abdul-Hakim Shabazz/WIBC) STATEHOUSE — Pete Buttigieg, former South Bend mayor and U.S. transportation secretary, was back at the Indiana Statehouse Thursday, calling on lawmakers to oppose a mid-decade redistricting push that’s quietly picking up steam “Indiana Republicans are being pressured by Washington Republicans to do something they know in their hearts is wrong,” Buttigieg said, calling on voters to speak directly with GO…

Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg calls for no special session at Statehouse rally against redistricting
INDIANAPOLIS -- Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg joined several Democratic colleagues on Thursday to speak out against redistricting mid-decade at the Indiana Statehouse. “Indiana Republicans are being pressured by Washington Republicans to do something they know in their hearts is wrong,” Buttigieg said. Buttigieg called on protesters with Republican state senators and representatives to let them know they oppose redrawing Congres…
Buttigieg leads hundreds at rally against redistricting at Statehouse
Buttigieg headlines rally against redistricting INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Pete Buttigieg, a former U.S. secretary of transportation and South Bend mayor, said Thursday that redrawing Indiana’s congressional districts midcycle would mean Republican lawmakers would decide the results of the election. Buttigieg headlined a rally against mid-decade redistricting that drew roughly 300-400 people to the Indiana Statehouse. His comments came two days after…
Buttigieg headlines rally opposing redistricting: ‘Cheaters never win’
Roughly 1,000 Hoosiers came to the Indiana Statehouse on Sept. 18, 2025 to see former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg speak. Following his tenure as a mayor in South Bend, Buttigieg also ran for president. (Whitney Downard/Indiana Capital Chronicle)Roughly 1,000 Hoosiers crowded into the Indiana Statehouse Thursday afternoon to hear from former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg, who headlined a high-energy rally opp…
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