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President Donald Trump joins Indiana Republicans call on redistricting

Trump urged Indiana Republicans to redraw congressional districts aiming for full GOP control amid resistance and 69% voter opposition to mid-decade redistricting, polls show.

  • On Oct. 17, President Donald Trump called Republican state legislators from Indiana during a private Indiana Senate Republican caucus meeting, with Rodric Bray participating, Politico and The New York Times reported.
  • White House allies have been recruiting Republican governors and Vice President JD Vance visited Indiana multiple times amid private meetings on Aug. 7 and Aug. 26.
  • Opponents have mobilized with petitions and rallies, delivering more than 6,600 signatures while polling shows 69% of Hoosiers oppose mid-decade redistricting despite Republicans holding seven of nine seats.
  • Braun said he hasn't made a decision on calling a special session for redistricting, even as Trump pressures lawmakers, and he thanked Vance for discussions on fair representation.
  • With the Feb. 6, 2026, filing deadline approaching, conservative groups threaten primaries and Indiana Conservation Voters bought $101,000 in ads urging lawmakers to 'listen to Hoosiers.
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