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Indiana House passes new Republican-drawn congressional map

December 5, 2025

The Indiana House has passed a new congressional map aimed at increasing Republican representation, with the proposal designed to secure two additional seats for the GOP. The bill, which passed 57-41, faces uncertainty in the state Senate where support is lacking, amid pressure from the White House to finalize the redistricting ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.

Indiana House passes new Republican-drawn congressional map

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Indiana House approved a Republican-drawn congressional map.
The bill passed with a vote of 57-41.
The map aims to net Republicans two additional congressional seats.
GOP leaders in the Indiana Senate express doubts about sufficient support.
The White House has pressured lawmakers to expedite the redistricting process.

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Indiana House passes new Republican-drawn congressional map

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Indiana House passes new Republican-drawn congressional map

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