South Carolina House Passes New Map Aimed at Forcing Out Clyburn
The South Carolina House has approved a new congressional map that targets James E. Clyburn, a prominent Democratic figure. This redistricting effort is now set to move to the State Senate for further consideration. The changes are part of ongoing political maneuvers in the state.
- ▪The South Carolina House passed a new congressional map aimed at reshaping district lines.
- ▪The map specifically redraws the district held by Democratic leader James E. Clyburn.
- ▪The proposed changes will now be reviewed by the State Senate.
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