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Texas GOP unveils new planned congressional map

TEXAS, JUL 30 – The proposed Texas map aims to add five GOP seats, increasing Republican districts from 25 to 30 and reducing Democratic representation amid claims of racial gerrymandering.

  • On July 30, 2025, Texas Republicans unveiled a new mid-decade redistricting map creating five additional GOP-leaning districts for the 2026 midterm elections.
  • Earlier this month, the Justice Department alleged `unconstitutional racial gerrymanders` in four districts, prompting a special legislative session called by Governor Greg Abbott at President Trump’s urging.
  • According to election analyst Dave Wasserman, the plan creates 30 districts that Trump would have carried by 10 points, reshaping Texas's delegation into nearly 80 percent Republican control.
  • With walkouts looming, Texas Democrats face $500-per-day fines under state House rules, after California Governor Gavin Newsom warned of retaliation.
  • Washington Rep. Suzan DelBene indicated that if Texas succeeds, other Democratic-led states like Ohio and Missouri might follow suit before the 2026 midterms.
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A proposed plan to redistribute Texas seats in the federal House of Representatives would not significantly alter the party composition of El Paso’s main congressional seat, currently occupied by Democrat Verónica Escobar, but re-opens a bitter 2021 battle over placing Fort Bliss in the district currently represented by Republican Tony Gonzales. Texas Republicans revealed Wednesday their plan for a rare mid-decade re-insertion driven by Presiden…

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WJAR broke the news in on Monday, July 28, 2025.
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