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Texas Republicans Call New Special Session for Redistricting, This Time with Democrats Expected Back | News Channel 3-12

Texas Democrats end nearly two-week walkout over redistricting as Governor Greg Abbott calls a second special session to continue advancing Republican plans.

  • The Texas House of Representatives ended its first special session without a quorum, as only 95 members attended, falling short of the 100 needed.
  • Governor Greg Abbott announced he would call a second special session immediately, expecting a quorum to be reached for a vote on redistricting.
  • A majority of the Texas Democrats who left the state plan to return after nearly two weeks, and former President Barack Obama supported their fight against redistricting efforts.
  • Democrats are concerned that these redistricting efforts may increase partisanship in Congress, as expressed by House Minority Leader Gene Wu and others criticizing the Republican strategy.
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KVUE broke the news in Austin, United States on Thursday, August 14, 2025.
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