Indiana's State Senate announces a timeline for potentially redrawing congressional district maps, aiming to complete the process by December 12th. The move, driven by national Republican leaders, could reshape Indiana's political boundaries ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. However, the proposal faces resistance from GOP lawmakers, Governor Braun, Democrats, and nonpartisan groups, who warn of potential costs and unfair impacts on communities of color. Despite initial plans for a special session, the timeline has been adjusted to save taxpayer money and allow for thorough consideration.

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