Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has announced that the state will not proceed with redistricting efforts at this time. The session was initially called to draw legislative maps in preparation for the 2028 elections, with the intention of benefiting Republican candidates.
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Georgia Republicans Delay Redistricting Plans
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has decided to postpone the redistricting session that was intended to create legislative maps for the 2028 elections. The session aimed to favor Republican candidates in the upcoming elections.
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Georgia Republicans Shelve Redistricting for Now
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Georgia Republicans Delay Redistricting Plans