A judge has approved a new Florida House map that could result in the addition of four Republican seats. The map was passed by Republican lawmakers, who hold supermajorities in both the State House and Senate, last month following the recommendation of Governor Ron DeSantis.
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Florida House Map Approved, Potentially Adding Four Republican Seats
A judge has approved a new map for the Florida House that may increase the number of Republican seats by four. This map was enacted by Republican lawmakers at the request of Governor Ron DeSantis.
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