
Georgia Republicans Abandon 2028 Redistricting Effort
Georgia Republicans have decided to drop their push for redistricting in 2028, marking a significant setback for Governor Brian Kemp.
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Georgia Republicans have decided to drop their push for redistricting in 2028, marking a significant setback for Governor Brian Kemp.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has called a special legislative session to redraw the state's electoral maps, specifically for the 2028 elections. This move by the Republican governor aims to address the state's redistricting needs.
Georgia Republicans have abandoned a redistricting plan, initially proposed during a special session called by Gov. Brian Kemp, which aimed to secure additional House seats but faced criticism for potentially harming Black representation.

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