Maryland voters approve Question 3, easing path to a new House map
Maryland voters approved a constitutional amendment, Question 3, that makes it easier for Democrats to redraw the state's congressional map.
Maryland voters approved a constitutional amendment, known as Question 3, that makes it easier for Democratic lawmakers to pass a new congressional map. NBC News projected the result. The Hill, citing Decision Desk HQ, also reports it passed.
The Hill reports the measure sets different requirements for drawing state legislative districts and congressional districts. PBS NewsHour reports the change could let lawmakers redraw the congressional districts ahead of the 2028 election.
The reports do not say what a new map would look like or when lawmakers would act.
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- NBC NewsMaryland voters approve Democratic-backed redistricting amendmentTue, Nov 3, 9:54 PM EST
- PBS NewsHourMaryland voters pass Democratic-backed redistricting amendmentTue, Nov 3, 10:09 PM EST
- The HillMaryland approves amendment making it easier to redistrict House mapWed, Nov 4, 12:01 AM EST
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- Tue, Nov 3, 10:15 PM EST, 2 outlets: Maryland voters approve amendment allowing Democrats to redraw congressional map