As promised , Texas Democrats who left the state to throw a wrench into their GOP colleagues’ redistricting plans have returned to Austin. Politico reports that the Lone.
As promised, Texas Democrats who left the state to throw a wrench into their GOP colleagues’ redistricting plans have returned to Austin. Politico reports that the Lone Star lawmakers have wrapped up their two-week impasse, meaning that Republicans now have enough legislators to pass the new map they’re hoping for, which would give the GOP five more seats in Congress. In a statement, the Texas House Democratic Caucus says its members are now set «to launch the next phase in their fight against the racist gerrymander that provoked a weekslong standoff with Governor [Greg] Abbott and President Trump.
