Maryland Gov. Moore’s Redistricting Plan Passes First Major Political Test

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The redistricting plan proposed by Maryland Governor Wes Moore (D) has advanced in the House of Delegates, marking its first significant political test. The plan is fast-tracked and is designed to offer Democrats an advantage in the 2026 midterm elections. The proposal requests voters to approve new congressional boundaries in November, concurrently with the selection of candidates to represent the redefined eight districts.

Maryland Redistricting Plan Makes Progress in House of Delegates

The redistricting plan spearheaded by Maryland Governor Wes Moore (D) has successfully passed its initial political hurdle as the House of Delegates advanced it on Thursday.

This strategic play, designed to give Democrats the upper hand in the 2026 midterm elections, proposes new congressional boundaries. If approved by voters in the upcoming November elections, these newly outlined districts will simultaneously select their respective candidates.

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