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Federal panel blocks Texas’ new congressional map

A federal panel on Tuesday issued a preliminary injunction against Texas’ revised congressional map. If the order stands, candidates would run for Congress in the 2026 mid-term elections under the previous boundaries.

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Federal judges bar Texas redistricting maps being used, cite racial profiling

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'A mess': Why Texas's Trump-backed congressional map was struck down

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Dissenting Judge Slams Colleagues for Blocking Texas Congressional Map

A U.S. judge issued an unusual dissenting opinion on Wednesday lambasting an earlier ruling that blocked Texas Republicans from using a new congressional map, saying he had been cut out of the decisio...

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‘Utterly foolish’: Redistricting roadblocks leave Republicans wary of White House push

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Donald Trump’s Redistricting War Is Quickly Backfiring

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Why Trump’s plan to help GOP keep control of the House could backfire

After a federal court panel struck down Republicans’ new map in Texas on Tuesday, the entire exercise holds the potential to net Democrats more winnable seats in the House instead.

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Texas’ New Congressional Map Is Blocked by Court

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Federal court bars Texas from using new Republican-friendly US House map in midterms

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Trump’s Justice Department may have accidentally handed Democrats five House seats

In a decision that could potentially reshape the 2026 midterm elections and cement the Democratic Party’s future control of the US House, a federal court just struck down the gerrymandered Texas maps that President Donald Trump pressured that state to enact. If the decision holds, it could cost Republicans as many as five House seats.

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Texas Republicans ask federal government to repay $11B spent on border security

Texas Republicans urge federal reimbursement of $11B spent on border security under the Biden Administration, claiming Texans shouldn't have to pay the bill.