On August 4, 2026, lawmakers in the Maryland House approved a constitutional amendment aimed at clarifying the rules surrounding redistricting. The amendment, known as House Bill 2100, received a vote of 96-38 and will now be sent to the Maryland Senate for consideration. The Senate’s Education, Energy, and the Environment panel will review the bill as the national debate over congressional district lines continues.
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Maryland House passes amendment to clarify redistricting rules
The Maryland House approved a constitutional amendment on August 4, 2026, to clarify redistricting rules, with a vote of 96-38. The bill will now proceed to the Maryland Senate for further approval.
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