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Trump's redistricting revenge tour heads down South
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Republicans are being squeezed to approve last-minute new maps that give House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) a shot at saving his majority in November.
Key facts
- What they're saying: "The leadership in South Carolina, they saw the results in Indiana," Club for Growth president David McIntosh, whose group's PAC spent $2 million against the Indiana Trump
- After the GOP dust settles, Democrats are eyeing a wide array of blue and purple states to redistrict ahead of 2028
- Republicans are being squeezed to approve last-minute new maps that give House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) a shot at saving his majority in November
- President Trump's revenge tour didn't draw blood in Indiana
Summary
Tennessee Republicans are expected to vote as soon as tomorrow to draw out Rep. Steve Cohen, the state's last House Democrat. The South Carolina House has started a redraw debate that could threaten Democratic Rep. Mississippi Republicans are pushing to draw out Rep. The state already held its 2026 primaries, but the pressure's still on. What they're saying: "The leadership in South Carolina, they saw the results in Indiana," Club for Growth president David McIntosh, whose group's PAC spent $2 million against the Indiana Trump holdouts, told Politico.