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The Maps Are Moving: How A Supreme Court Ruling Turned The 2026 House Race Into A Republican Offensive

The Maps Are Moving: How A Supreme Court Ruling Turned The 2026 House Race Into A Republican Offensive A few short weeks ago House Democrats were riding high. They had spent tens of millions to win a Virginia referendum that promised up to four new seats. President Trump was struggling in the polls. The path to a House majority looked plausible. Yet in the span of roughly two weeks, a combination of aggressive Republican redistricting and a pivotal Supreme Court decision has dramatically altered the battlefield. What was once a Democratic...
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