Gov. Wes Moore hails Maryland effort paving way for Democrat-friendly map
The measure also cleared the state Senate and will be signed by Moore on Wednesday, and then it can be placed on the ballot. House.Advertisement “For over a year, I have warned that Donald Trump and Republicans across the country are working to rig the system, weaken voting rights, and make this pain permanent. I am proud that today we united and took action.
- ▪The measure also cleared the state Senate and will be signed by Moore on Wednesday, and then it can be placed on the ballot.
- ▪House.Advertisement “For over a year, I have warned that Donald Trump and Republicans across the country are working to rig the system, weaken voting rights, and make this pain permanent.
- ▪I am proud that today we united and took action.
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Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD) praised lawmakers Tuesday after the General Assembly approved a constitutional amendment that would overhaul the state’s congressional redistricting process, framing it as a necessary response to Republican-led efforts in other states to redraw congressional maps.The proposal, approved during a rare summer special session, would place before voters in November a constitutional amendment that clarifies how Maryland‘s congressional districts are drawn. The measure also cleared the state Senate and will be signed by Moore on Wednesday, and then it can be placed on the ballot. Recommended Stories Gov.
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