The Indiana Senate has rejected a redistricting plan in a rebuke to President Trump, who mounted a pressure campaign on Republican lawmakers to adopt new congressional maps

Key Highlights

• Indiana Senate voted 31-19 against the redistricting plan.
• The plan aimed to create two additional Republican-friendly congressional seats.
• 21 Republicans joined Democrats in rejecting the proposal.
• This is the first time Trump's redistricting campaign has been defeated by members of his own party.
• The GOP currently holds seven of Indiana's nine U. S. House seats.