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Maryland lawmakers are rushing to redraw congressional maps ahead of the 2028 elections, aiming to secure fair representation before legal uncertainty grows. They’re pushing a state constitutional amendment that, if approved by both chambers and voters in November, would let the General Assembly tweak district lines mid-decade — a bold move echoing Republican-led states. Governor Wes Moore backs the effort, stressing voter protection, while Senate President Bill Ferguson remains cautious, wary of past legal setbacks from gerrymandering. This August session could be pivotal — balancing legal risks with the goal of ensuring Maryland’s districts truly reflect its people.

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