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Politics · State & local government · published 2026-09-03 · via WYPR

Maryland High Court Allows Redistricting Amendment on Ballot

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The state's highest court reversed lower court rulings, permitting a congressional redistricting amendment to appear on the November ballot. The measure, if approved, could enable Democrats to redraw district lines and potentially capture all eight House seats in 2028. Minor adjustments were required to the ballot language.

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