Georgia Governor Brian Kemp had convened a special session for Republican lawmakers to discuss a redistricting plan intended to secure additional House seats for the 2028 elections. However, lawmakers decided to abandon the plan.
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Georgia GOP halts redistricting plan aimed at increasing House seats
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp called a special session for Republicans to address a redistricting plan aimed at gaining House seats for the 2028 elections. The plan was ultimately dropped by lawmakers.
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- ✕ loaded language: 'hurt Black representation'
- ✕ loaded language: 'pulled the plug'
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Georgia GOP drops redistricting plan that would hurt Black representation
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Georgia GOP halts redistricting plan aimed at increasing House seats