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New Congressional Maps?

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New Congressional Maps?

Texas House Democrats who left the state to prevent a vote on new congressional maps are returning, feeling they have raised awareness and sparked national backlash. They plan to reassess their strategies in private meetings, dependent on the actions of Governor Greg Abbott and House Speaker Dustin Burrows. Abbott has indicated he will call a second special session if the Democrats do not return by Friday. Matt Gagnon criticizes the Democrats’ actions as a stunt, arguing that the redistricting plan will eventually pass. He also criticizes both parties for their hypocrisy and underhanded tactics, emphasizing the need for better representation in government.

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