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Bray Steps Down Amid Redistricting Fallout | Irvine News
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Indiana’s top Republican senator, Rodric Bray, is stepping down from his leadership role after a bruising primary election where six GOP incumbents who opposed Trump’s redistricting plan all lost. Though Bray had previously voted against the controversial map — even after signaling it lacked support — he’s now choosing to exit the Senate presidency without naming Trump or the redistricting fight directly, calling it time for a new leader. Trump seized the moment, blasting Bray as having “foolishly led” and celebrating the primary losses as proof of his enduring political influence. With Bray’s term ending in 2028, the GOP will soon pick his successor — a move that underscores how deeply Trump’s agenda still shapes state-level politics.
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