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Congressional Hispanic Caucus chair accuses Texas Republicans of silencing Latino voters with redistricting plan

Texas Republicans propose a redistricting plan aiming to secure five GOP House seats, including four majority-Hispanic districts, amid Democratic opposition citing racial discrimination.

  • Texas House Democrats ended their boycott to block a Republican redistricting plan, returning after weeks in Illinois. The Texas House approved a new congressional map with an 88-52 vote, potentially adding five Republican-leaning districts for the 2026 elections.
  • Governor Greg Abbott stated he would call another special session to finalize the redistricting, emphasizing that these congressional district maps are going to pass regardless of Democratic participation.
  • Texas House Democrats claim the redistricting plan is illegal and racially discriminatory, with accusations that it is dividing the state. The Democrats sought amendments to halt the process.
  • In response to the redistricting efforts, California Governor Gavin Newsom announced he would lead a campaign to redraw California's congressional maps, describing the actions of Texas Republicans as rigging maps in red states.
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Colorado Politics broke the news in Colorado, United States on Thursday, July 31, 2025.
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