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Minnesota U.South. Rep. Jim Hagedorn Dies At 59

By 270toWin Staff - February 18, 2022, nine:40 AM ET

Rep. Jim Hagedorn (R, MN-01) died Th night. He was 59 years onetime. First elected in 2018, Hagedorn was diagnosed with stage 4 kidney cancer in 2019. Subsequently treatment, the cancer went into remission, but recurred last summer. His wife, Jennifer Carnahan, paid tribute to him in a Facebook posting.

Hagedorn won his second term by a three% margin over Democrat Dan Feehan in 2020. Minnesota completed congressional redistricting earlier this week; the commencement district saw piffling modify and will continue to span the length of the southernmost part of the state. Nether the redistricted boundaries, Donald Trump beat Joe Biden by about 9.five% points in 2020, down but slightly from 10% points nether the current boundaries.

Democrats currently have a 222-211 border in the U.S. Business firm (select 'Current House' in the preceding link).

Under Minnesota police force, given the timing of the vacancy, it looks like a special election to complete Hagedorn's term will be held August 9, the aforementioned date equally the statewide primary. A special primary election will be held eleven weeks prior to that.

The other vacancy is in CA-22, where Republican Devin Nunes resigned at the end of last year. A special main election will exist held in that district on April 5. If no candidate receives a majority of the vote, a special general election will take place on June seven. That is the date of California's statewide primary.

Congressional Redistricting Update: 9 States Remain; Interactive Map Updated

By 270toWin Staff - February 16, 2022, 6:11 PM ET

Connecticut, Kansas and Washington finalized their congressional redistricting final week. Minnesota was completed Tuesday. These shapes, with initial ratings, have been added to the House Interactive Map.

Nine states, with 100 full districts, remain to exist completed. This includes North Carolina and Ohio, where previously enacted plans were thrown out via legal challenge.

State (Districts)	Comments
Florida (28)	The state is gaining a district. The state Senate overwhelming approved a plan; the state House has developed a couple proposals of their own. The process was temporarily put on concord later Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) asked the Florida Supreme Court to provide an informational opinion on whether District five, the only Black opportunity district in the northern part of the state, must remain largely intact. On February 10, the Court ruled that information technology would not provide such an opinion. DeSantis has submitted two maps of his own and is threatening to veto any map that doesn't carve up District 5.
Louisiana (6)	The Republican-led Legislature is meeting in special session to create a redistricting program. The state Senate passed a new map on Feb 8; the country Firm followed with one on February 10. There are small differences between the two that will demand to be worked out. However, the maps largely maintain the status quo. Democrats, including Gov. John Bel Edwards favor the addition of a second bulk-minority commune. If the governor vetoes a program that reaches his desk, a ii-thirds vote in each sleeping room would be required to override.
Missouri (8)	The Missouri Senate continues to debate a map, passed by the land House, that largely maintains the status quo 6-ii Republican border that was passed past the land Business firm. Some conservatives in the Senate are pushing for a more aggressive map that would 'crack' Kansas City such that Democrat Emanuel Cleaver would have a difficult time getting reelected.
New Hampshire (two)	The Republican-controlled state House approved a map that would brand District 1 more than favorable for the party. The Senate has not yet taken action; GOP Gov. Chris Sununu has asked that chamber to modify the House map to make both districts more than competitive.
N Carolina (14)	The country is gaining a district. Returned to the incomplete listing after the Northward Carolina Supreme Court ruled the country's new congressional map was a partisan gerrymander in violation of the country constitution. The Court directed the Legislature to draw a new map by February xviii. Lawmakers are proceeding with that effort, but too because an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Courtroom. A proposed new map from the country House was published on February 15.
Ohio (fifteen)	The state is losing a district. Returned to the incomplete listing after the State Supreme Court invalidated the enacted plan, calling information technology an unconstitutional Republican gerrymander. The legislature was unsuccessful in its attempt to redraw the map, punting the effort to the Ohio Redistricting Commission. The Commission volition have 30 days, beginning February 14, to draw a new map.
Pennsylvania (17)	The state is losing a commune. The Democratic-controlled Pennsylvania Supreme Court has taken over the redistricting process. Democracy Court Judge Patricia McCullough, a Republican, is serving as a special master in the procedure. She has recommended a map that was previously passed by the Republican-controlled Legislature only vetoed by Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf. A hearing will be held February eighteen.
Rhode Island (2)	Committee has approved a map with little change from the electric current one. The proposal easily passed both houses of the Legislature on Feb 15 and heads to Democratic Gov. Dan McKee for his signature.
Wisconsin (8)	In November, Autonomous Gov. Tony Evers vetoed the map passed by the Republican-controlled legislature, passing the process to the Country Supreme Court. The Court held a daylong hearing last month to consider diverse proposals.

Live Results: February 15 Special Elections and Primaries

By 270toWin Staff - February xv, 2022, 5:59 PM ET

On Tuesday, we are following 5 special elections. Voters will fill vacancies in two New York State Associates districts. Beyond the country, in that location are 2 contests for vacancies in the California Country Assembly. These are technically primaries, although at to the lowest degree one of them will not require a general election. Finally, Milwaukee voters will brainstorm the process of electing a new mayor via a nonpartisan primary.

New York State Assembly Districts sixty and 72

The lower chamber of the New York Legislature is dominated by Democrats, who currently concur 104 of 150 seats. There are 43 Republicans and 1 Independence Political party member. The two vacancies volition be filled in Tuesday's special election. Both are safely Democratic seats in New York City.

Assembly members serve two year terms. The next regularly scheduled elections are in November. Those volition be contested under redistricted boundaries.

Polls shut at nine:00 PM Eastern Time.

District threescore is located in Brooklyn. The prior incumbent, Democrat Charles Barron, was elected to the New York City Council in November. Barron ran unopposed in 2020; in 2022 he received 96% of the vote; Republican and Conservative nominees split the other 4%. In that location are three candidates on the ballot.

Commune 72 is located in Upper Manhattan. Democrat Carmen N. De LaRosa was elected to the New York Urban center Council in November. De LaRosa was unopposed in 2020; in 2022 she received 94% of the vote while her Republican opponent saw 6% support. There are 3 candidates on the ballot.

California Country Associates Districts 17 and 49

Democrats concord 55 of lxxx seats in the California Associates. There are 19 Republicans and i independent. Five seats are vacant, all were previously held by Democrats.

Assembly members serve two year terms. The next regularly scheduled elections are in November. Those will be contested under redistricted boundaries.

Vacancies in Districts 11, 62, and 80 will agree primaries on Apr 5. Those general elections, as necessary, will be June 7, the same date as the statewide main.

In California, candidates from all parties are included on a single principal ballot, with the acme two advancing to the general election. Nonetheless, in the case of a special election, as these are, if i candidate gets a bulk of the vote in the primary, they are elected and no special general ballot will be held.

Polls shut at 11:00 PM Eastern Time

District 17 is located in San Francisco. The seat became vacant when Democrat David Chiu was sworn in as San Francisco City Chaser in November. Chiu defeated Libertarian nominee Starchild 89% to eleven% in 2020.

No Republican has contested this districts since 2016, and none are participating in the chief. In that location are iv candidates, all Democrats, on the election. The general election, if no candidate gets a majority of the vote, will be Apr 19.

District 49 is located entirely inside Los Angeles County, with much of the surface area immediately east of the City of Los Angeles. Democrat Edwin Chau resigned in December after being appointed to the Los Angeles County Superior Court. Chau defeated Republican Burton Brink by a 68%-32% margin in 2020.

Brink is again the nominee; he will confront Democrat Mike Fong. As there are only two candidates on the primary ballot, the first identify finisher volition be the winner of the ballot.

Milwaukee Mayor

Milwaukee is the 31st largest metropolis in the Us,^{1 1}City rankings are based on July 1, 2022 Census Agency population estimates. They are for the city itself, not the associated metropolitan area. with a population of merely over 577,000.

The interim mayor is Democrat Cavalier Johnson, who also serves as the City's Common Council President. Johnson became interim mayor when five-term incumbent Tom Barrett resigned in December after being unanimously confirmed every bit the new U.S. Administrator to Grand duchy of luxembourg.

The tiptop ii finishers in this nonpartisan (NPA in the results table) primary will advance to the April five general election. The winner will complete Barrett's term, which ends April 16, 2024.

There are seven candidates on the ballot. Johnson appears to be in a good position to accelerate. Limited polling suggests the other slot is likely to go to one-time Alderman Bob Donovan^{ii 2}Common Council members, other than the president, are given the alderman title. or state Senator Lena Taylor. Both Donovan (in 2016) and Taylor (2020) previously ran for mayor. They each finished second to Barrett in the primary before losing to him in the general election.

Polls close at 9:00 PM Eastern Time.

Upcoming

• Feb 22
  • Connecticut Land House Commune 71 Special Election
  • Kentucky State House District 42 Special Election
• March ane
  • Texas Primary (first statewide main for 2022:  Election Calendar)
  • Connecticut State House District 5 Special Election
  • Michigan State Business firm Districts xv, 36, 43, and 74 Special Primaries
• March 5
  • Delaware State House District 4 Special Ballot
• March 8
  • Florida State House District 88 Special Ballot
  • Florida State Senate Commune 33 Special Election
  • South Carolina Land House District 97 Special Main
• March 22
  • South Carolina Land House District 18 Special Primary
    • Runoff Apr 5, if necessary
• March 26
  • Louisiana Country House District 101 Special Primary
• March 29
  • South Carolina State Senate District 31 Special Election
• Apr 5
  • California U.S. Firm Commune 22 Special Primary
  • California State Assembly Districts 11 and 80 Special Primary
  • Milwaukee Mayor Special Ballot
  • Pennsylvania Country Firm Districts 19, 24, and 116 Special Election

New York Rep. Kathleen Rice to Retire; 30th House Democrat not Seeking Reelection

By 270toWin Staff - Feb fifteen, 2022, 12:21 PM ET

Rep. Kathleen Rice (NY-04) will not seek reelection this year. In her 4th term, Rice becomes the 30th Autonomous House fellow member to retire or seek another part.

Every bit I turn to the side by side chapter of my own personal and professional story, I do so with profound thank you to the customs leaders, colleagues and staff who have lived our shared delivery to service with courage and humility. pic.twitter.com/GBVvtrWpia

— Kathleen Rice (@RepKathleenRice) February 15, 2022

New York'due south fourth commune includes parts of Nassau County on Long Island. The current boundaries are shown in the image beneath; there was very picayune change in redistricting. Joe Biden has  a roughly 12% 2022 margin over Donald Trump in both the old and new map. The consensus rating is Probable Democratic.

Of the four congressional districts largely or entirely in Long Isle, simply Republican Andrew Garbarino is seeking another term. In addition to Rice's retirement, Republican Lee Zeldin (NY-01) and Democrat Tom Suozzi (NY-03) are running for governor.

Congressional Redistricting Update: eleven States, With 113 Districts, Remain Unfinished

By 270toWin Staff - February 10, 2022, iv:44 PM ET

This week, maps for Kansas and Washington were enacted into constabulary. The shapes for those states will be added to the Business firm Interactive Map in the days alee. 11 states, with 113 districts, have yet to finalize their plans for the next decade. All of them are in the Eastern or Cardinal fourth dimension zone.

In Kansas, the Republican-controlled Legislature overrode a veto past Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly. The new map redistricts office of Kansas Urban center out of District three, endangering the reelection prospects Sharice Davids, the alone Democrat in the state'due south delegation.

In Washington, the Legislature approved a new map, after making very minor changes to a map approved by the state'south redistricting commission in November. The new map does not significantly alter the competitive balance in the land.

State (Districts)	Comments
Connecticut (5)	Redistricting commission was unable to laissez passer a new map, punting the responsibility to the State Supreme Court. The Courtroom appointed a special chief, who submitted his proposed map. It represents only minor changes from the map currently in use. The Court held a hearing on the merits of the program late last month.
Florida (28)	The state is gaining a commune. The state Senate overwhelming approved a plan; the state Business firm has developed a couple proposals of their own. The process was put on hold after Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) asked the Florida Supreme Courtroom to provide an advisory stance on whether District 5, the only Black opportunity district in the northern part of the state, must remain largely intact. DeSantis had submitted his own map which substantially threw out that construction. On February 10, the Court ruled that it would not provide such an opinion.
Louisiana (6)	The Republican-led Legislature is coming together in special session to create a redistricting plan. The state Senate passed a new map on February eight that largely maintains the status quo. The state House will likely pass a similar plan. Democrats, including Gov. John Bel Edwards favor the addition of a second bulk-minority district. If the governor vetoes a programme that reaches his desk, a ii-thirds vote in each chamber would be required to override.
Minnesota (eight)	The legislature has until February 15 to pass a new map. They are more likely than not to miss that deadline, at which betoken a 5-gauge console will have over the process. That console has already held hearings and may be able to act fairly quickly if needed.
Missouri (8)	The Missouri Senate continues to contend a map, passed by the state House, that largely maintains the condition quo 6-2 Republican edge that was passed by the land Firm. Some conservatives in the Senate are pushing for a more aggressive map that would 'crack' Kansas Metropolis such that Democrat Emanuel Cleaver would have a difficult fourth dimension getting reelected.
New Hampshire (ii)	The Republican-controlled state Firm approved a map that would make District i more than favorable for the party. The Senate has not however taken action; GOP Gov. Chris Sununu has asked that bedchamber to modify the House map to brand both districts more competitive.
Due north Carolina (14)	The state is gaining a district. Returns to the listing after the North Carolina Supreme Courtroom ruled the country's new congressional map was a partisan gerrymander in violation of the state constitution. The Court directed the Legislature to draw a new map by Feb xviii. Lawmakers are proceeding with that try, but as well considering an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Ohio (xv)	The land is losing a district. Ohio returned to the incomplete list subsequently the State Supreme Court invalidated the enacted program, calling it an unconstitutional Republican gerrymander. The legislature was unsuccessful in its endeavor to redraw the map, punting the attempt to the Ohio Redistricting Commission. The Commission volition have 30 days, get-go February 14, to depict a new map.
Pennsylvania (17)	The country is losing a district. The Democratic-controlled Pennsylvania Supreme Courtroom has taken over the redistricting process. Democracy Court Judge Patricia McCullough, a Republican, is serving every bit a special chief in the procedure. She has recommended a map that was previously passed by the Republican-controlled Legislature but vetoed past Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf. A hearing will be held February xviii.
Rhode Island (2)	Committee has approved a map with picayune change from the current one. It is not binding on the Democratic-controlled legislature. It will be interesting to see if in that location is an try to shore up District 2, which has a small chance of condign competitive given the retirement of long-time Rep. Jim Langevin.
Wisconsin (eight)	In November, Democratic Gov. Tony Evers vetoed the map passed past the Republican-controlled legislature, passing the process to the State Supreme Court. The Court held a daylong hearing last month to consider various proposals.

At that place are 1,000 Days Until the 2024 Presidential Election

Past 270toWin Staff - February nine, 2022, 9:03 AM ET

February ix, 2022 marks 1,000 days until the 2024 presidential election, which is scheduled to accept identify on November 5, 2024.

There are 272 days until the November 8 midterm elections.

2024 Electoral Map

The electoral map volition change for the 2024 election, reflecting apportionment subsequently the 2022 Demography. Apportionment affects the number of U.Due south. House seats in each state; redistricting is currently underway to redraw district boundaries for the 2022 midterms.  Since each state receives electoral votes equal to its congressional delegation (U.S. Firm seats + 2 U.S. Senators), those states gaining or losing representatives will see a respective change in their electoral votes.

On the 2024 interactive electoral map, you can use the buttons above the counter to see what your forecast would take looked like using 2022 balloter votes, equally well as the Alter by state. If the 2024 map had been used in 2020, Donald Trump would take earned three additional electoral votes, giving Joe Biden a 303-235 win vs. the actual 306-232.

Separately, we've added an alphabetized set of prospective presidential candidates to the map to permit for additional customization. It is not an exhaustive list, and will be updated every bit nosotros become more than data on who will really exist running. Select the political party name to a higher place the map to change to a specific candidate'due south name.

Live Results: Oklahoma Metropolis Mayor, Arkansas Country Senate Special Election

By 270toWin Staff - February 8, 2022, 4:23 PM ET

We're following two elections this Tuesday. Overview and live results beneath.

Oklahoma City Mayor

Oklahoma Urban center is the 22nd largest city in the U.s.a.,^{1 1}City rankings are based on July one, 2022 Demography Bureau population estimates. They are for the city itself, not the associated metropolitan area. with a population of but over 681,000.  The mayor is David Holt, who is seeking a 2d four-year term.

Holt is a Republican, although the ballot is technically nonpartisan (NPA in the results table). He has three challengers on the election. The merely public poll of the race, released in December, was sponsored past the mayor's entrada. It showed him earning 61% of the vote, with all of the other candidates in single digits.

The mayor is apparently confident enough in his reelection prospects that he was the only candidate that did not participate in a January 25 debate. A photograph of Holt on an empty podium was on display at that event.

In the consequence Holt doesn't get a majority of the vote Tuesday, he will face the 2nd place finisher in an Apr 5 runoff.

Polls close at viii:00 PM Eastern Fourth dimension.

Arkansas Land Senate District seven

Republicans hold a lopsided 26-7 margin over Democrats in the 35-person Arkansas State Senate. In that location is 1 independent. Term length is four years, except 2 years for the election that precedes a redistricting - every bit was the instance in 2020. The 2022 elections will exist contested using redistricted boundaries. Those will be for 4 years terms, as will the ones in 2026.

Commune 7 is in the northwest part of the state. Republican Lance Eads resigned in October to take a private sector task. Eads was serving in his second term, having run unopposed in the full general ballot in 2022 and 2020.

The nominees are Republican Colby Fulfer and Democrat Lisa Parks. Polls close at 8:30 PM Eastern Time.

Upcoming

• February 15
  • California State Associates Districts 17 and 49 Special Primaries
  • Milwaukee Mayor (All Party Special Master)
  • New York Country Assembly Districts 60 and 72 Special Elections
• Feb 22
  • Connecticut State Business firm District 71 Special Election
  • Kentucky Land Business firm Commune 42 Special Ballot
• March i
  • Connecticut State Business firm District 5 Special Election
  • Michigan State House Districts xv, 36, 43, and 74 Special Primaries
  • Texas Primary (commencement statewide master for 2022:  Election Calendar)
• March 8
  • Florida State House District 88 Special Election
  • Florida State Senate District 33 Special Election
  • South Carolina State House District 97 Special Primary

Supreme Court Reinstates Alabama Congressional Map

By 270toWin Staff - February vii, 2022, v:59 PM ET

In a v-4 decision, the U.Due south. Supreme Court reinstated Alabama's previously enacted congressional map, allowing it to exist used for the country's upcoming chief ballot and the Nov midterm elections.

The Justices issued a stay on a January 24 preliminary injunction by a lower court.

While Alabama'southward new map is little changed from the one in place for the past decade, the earlier ruling had said that it likely violated the Voting Rights Human action. Nether the programme, Blackness voters would only having the opportunity to elect one representative of their choice, despite comprising 27% of the population.

The Supreme Court did non rule on the merits itself and will hear arguments over the map at a later date. The stay, at least in part, was driven by the calendar. From the ruling:

"The stay lodge is not a ruling on the claim, but instead merely stays the District Courtroom's injunction awaiting a ruling on the claim. The stay social club follows this Courtroom'due south election-law precedents, which establish (i) that federal district courts ordinarily should non enjoin state election laws in the period close to an election, and (2) that federal appellate courts should stay injunctions when, as here, lower federal courts contravene that principle."

The districts have been added back to the 2022 Firm Interactive Map. The consensus map is beneath; click for an interactive version.

Court Orders Due north Carolina Congressional Map Redrawn

By 270toWin Staff - February 5, 2022, vii:31 AM ET

On Fri, the Due north Carolina Supreme Courtroom ruled the state's new congressional map was a partisan gerrymander that violated the State Constitution. Information technology ordered that map, as well as those created for the General Associates to exist redrawn.

The Republican-controlled legislature had passed all the maps in early November. Although the state has a Democratic governor, the office has no veto power over the procedure.

As reported by the Charlotte Observer, the procedure from here will be nether a tight timeline:

"The legislature will accept a second gamble to describe [the maps], the justices ruled. And the job of reviewing those maps to run across if they laissez passer muster different the electric current maps will exist up to the trial courtroom that initially heard the case. That adds an extra layer of intrigue since that trial court panel has a Republican majority, which had originally ruled in favor of the legislature in this instance, a ruling now overturned by the Supreme Court.

In addition to the legislature, all other parties involved in the lawsuit will besides be allowed to submit their ain proposed replacement maps to the trial court for review. Everything must filed within two weeks, by February. eighteen, and so the court will have until Feb. 23 to make a decision."

The discarded congressional map significantly favored Republicans according to an analysis past FiveThirtyEight. In a politically competitive land, the consensus forecast had Democrats winning as few as three of the state'southward fourteen districts nether the plan.

North Carolina joins Ohio and Alabama equally states with enacted maps invalidated by the courts. All have been removed from the 2022 House Interactive Map.

Gov. Hochul Signs New York Congressional Redistricting Into Constabulary

By 270toWin Staff - February 4, 2022, 2:50 PM ET

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) has signed the country's new congressional map into constabulary, one twenty-four hours after the program was approved by the Democratic-controlled state Legislature. The new map has national implications, singlehandedly improving Democratic prospects to go along command of the U.S. House.

Democrats currently hold a 19-eight margin in the House delegation. Every bit we wrote the other twenty-four hours, the new map volition leave the Political party well-positioned to gain upward to three boosted seats.  Those GOP-held Districts are one (Long Isle), 11 (Staten Island), and 22 (Central New York). The state is also losing a district significant Democrats could control every bit many equally 22 of 26 seats next yr. For a more granular look at the state of play in each new district, see these analyses by David Wasserman for The Cook Political Report ($) and Harrison Lavelle for SplitTicket.

The New York shapes have been added to the Business firm Interactive map.

Remaining States

13 states, with 120 total districts have yet to complete congressional redistricting.  The two largest, Florida and Pennsylvania, combine for 45 (38%) of these districts.

State (Districts)	Comments
Alabama (vii)	Returns to the listing after a Federal Courtroom issued a preliminary injunction confronting the newly-enacted map based on the Voting Rights Human activity. Any change to this ruling would need to exist via the U.S. Supreme Court. How the Court rules may also impact redistricting in other Southern states covered by the Act.
Connecticut (5)	Redistricting commission was unable to pass a new map, punting the responsibility to the State Supreme Court. The Court appointed a special master, who submitted his proposed map. Information technology represents only minor changes from the map currently in use. The Court held a hearing on the merits of the programme late last month.
Florida (28)	The state is gaining a commune. The land Senate overwhelming canonical a plan; the land Business firm has developed a couple proposals of their own. The procedure is essentially on hold as Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) has asked the Florida Supreme Court to weigh in on whether Commune 5 must remain largely intact. That district sprawls across the northern part of the state and connects Black voters such that they can elect a representative of their selection. DeSantis submitted his own map which essentially throws out that structure.
Kansas (4)	Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed the redistricting bill passed past the Republican-controlled Legislature. The plan splits Kansas City into two districts. The shift jeopardizes the country's lonely Democratic member, Rep. Sharice Davids (KS-3). The Legislature will attempt to override the veto; a shut vote is expected.
Louisiana (6)	The Legislature is meeting in special session this month to pass a redistricting plan. A number of proposals take been introduced. At a high level, the GOP would similar to roughly maintain the status quo, while Democrats favor the addition of a 2nd majority-minority district.
Minnesota (eight)	The legislature has until Feb xv to laissez passer a new map. They are more likely than non to miss that borderline, at which indicate a five-judge panel will take over the process. That panel has already held hearings and may be able to deed fairly quickly if needed.
Missouri (eight)	A map that largely maintains the status quo half dozen-2 Republican edge was passed past the state House. It goes on to the full Senate, after beingness advanced past that body's redistricting committee. Some conservatives in the state Senate are pushing for a more than aggressive map that would 'scissure' Kansas City such that Democrat Emanuel Cleaver would have a difficult time getting reelected.
New Hampshire (2)	The Republican-controlled country House approved a map that would make Commune 1 more than favorable for the political party. The Senate has non notwithstanding taken action; GOP Gov. Chris Sununu has asked that chamber to modify the Business firm map to brand both districts more than competitive.
Ohio (fifteen)	The state is losing a district. Ohio returned to the incomplete listing subsequently the State Supreme Court invalidated the enacted program, calling it an unconstitutional Republican gerrymander. The legislature was given a month to describe a new map not dictated by partisan considerations.
Pennsylvania (17)	The land is losing a district. The Democratic-controlled Pennsylvania Supreme Court has taken over the redistricting procedure. Commonwealth Courtroom Judge Patricia McCullough, a Republican, is serving as a special master in the process. She will recommend a map, after which other parties can object. A hearing will be held February eighteen.
Rhode Island (two)	Commission has approved a map with little change from the current one. Information technology is not binding on the Autonomous-controlled legislature. It volition exist interesting to see if there is an attempt to shore upwards District 2, which has a small chance of becoming competitive given the retirement of long-fourth dimension Rep. Jim Langevin.
Washington (10)	The state House recently canonical a map that made very minor modifications to one passed by the state'south redistricting commission in November. It heads to the Senate, which must also approve it with a 2/iii majority.
Wisconsin (8)	In Nov, Democratic Gov. Tony Evers vetoed the map passed past the Republican-controlled legislature, passing the process to the State Supreme Court. The Court held a daylong hearing last calendar month to consider various proposals.

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