Wes Moore May Push Redistricting in Maryland
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Wes Moore May Push Redistricting in Maryland
“Gov. Wes Moore (D) hinted that he may move ahead with plans to redraw the state’s eight congressional districts, and to call a possible special session, despite opposition from a key lawmaker,” Maryland Matters reports. “Senate President Bill Ferguson (D), in a letter to Senate Democrats Tuesday, said he opposed mid-cycle redistricting, which he called “too risky” for Democrats who could end up losing a seat in their efforts to redraw congressi…
Moore pushes for congressional redistricting, sets up confrontation with Senate
Gov. Wes Moore (D), right, called on the legislature to redraw Maryland's eight congressional districts and said he is considering a special session to do so. Senate President Bill Ferguson said he and the Senate are opposed to such an effort. (File photo by Bryan P. Sears/Maryland Matters)Gov. Wes Moore (D) hinted that he may move ahead with plans to redraw the state’s eight congressional districts, and for a possible special session, despite o…
Moore Pushes For Congressional Redistricting, Sets Up Confrontation With Senate
Gov. Wes Moore (D) hinted that he may move ahead with plans to redraw the state’s eight congressional districts, and to call a possible special session, despite opposition from a key lawmaker. Senate President Bill Ferguson (D-Baltimore City), in a letter to Senate Democrats Tuesday, said he opposed mid-cycle redistricting, which he called “too risky” for Democrats who could end up losing a seat in their efforts to redraw congressional districts…
Maryland Gov. Moore and Senate President Ferguson clash over redistricting
New developments in the fight over redistricting in Maryland despite the state Senate president saying it will not happen. The governor is saying otherwise. Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is advocating for fair elections. Senate President Bill Ferguson opposed changes due to high risks and a dangerous timeline. “If these other states are going to have a process to determine whether or not to have fair elections, then the state of Maryland should do the…
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