US EditionVice President JD Vance to Visit Indiana as Trump Pressures GOP States to Redistrict
MARION COUNTY, INDIANA, AUG 7 – Vice President JD Vance meets Indiana GOP leaders amid a national Republican effort to redraw congressional maps to gain House seats before the 2026 midterms.
- Vice President JD Vance is scheduled to visit Indianapolis this week to meet with Governor Mike Braun, a Republican, about potential redistricting.
- Indiana Republicans may be able to produce a strong redistricting result for themselves if they choose to redraw district lines.
- Republicans in Missouri are also considering whether to redraw their maps to break up the Democratic-leaning Kansas City seat held by Representative Emanuel Cleaver.
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Vice President Vance Meets With Indiana Leaders About Congressional Redistricting
INDIANAPOLIS—Vice President JD Vance met with Indiana Gov. Mike Braun and key legislative leaders on Aug. 7 to discuss altering the state’s congressional districts before next year’s midterm elections. The closed-door conference at the Indiana Statehouse included House Speaker Todd Huston and Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray, both Republicans. The meeting came amid Republican-led states’ efforts to redraw their congressional maps to preserve…
Vance sent to Indiana as Trump calls for new census
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana -- As President Donald Trump ramps up pressure on Republican-run states to redraw congressional boundaries, he has dispatched Vice President JD Vance to Indiana and called for a new federal census -- moves reflecting his intent to maximize the GOP's partisan advantages in coming elections.
Vance visits Indiana to talk about redrawing congressional maps as Trump's redistricting fight grows
As President Donald Trump ramps up pressure on Republican-run states to redraw congressional boundaries, he has dispatched Vice President JD Vance to Indiana and called for a new federal census.
PLAYLIST: 'Texas was first, and we believe Indiana will be next,' South Bend Democrats rally against Republican redistricting efforts
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- President Donald Trump is pushing Republicans across the country to redraw congressional maps, aimed at giving the GOP more seats in next year's midterms. Indiana Governor Mike Braun is apparently next to face that pressure.
Vice President Vance meets with Indiana GOP about redistricting
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) - Vice President JD Vance touched down in Indianapolis on Thursday, as the Trump administration tries to convince Republican-led states to redraw district lines for the U.S. House of Representatives. The Vice President met with Gov. Mike Braun (R-Ind.) at the state house. "We covered a wide array of topics," Braun said. PREVIOUS: Texas Dems in Illinois vow to keep fighting despite bomb threat, security concerns Braun was …
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