The Governor's Redistricting Advisory Commission has voted to recommend a new congressional map concept to the Governor and the General Assembly.

Maryland’s Redistricting Advisory Commission voted Tuesday to recommend a new congressional map concept to the governor and state lawmakers, the panel announced. “At a moment when other states are moving aggressively to redraw maps,

The Trump administration on Thursday urged the Supreme Court to block the new congressional map adopted by California voters in November. U.S. Solicitor General D. John Sauer told the justices […]

Maryland's redistricting commission approved a new congressional map to Gov. Wes Moore that could lead to Democrats taking all eight of the state's seats.

Maryland lawmakers are considering a new congressional map ahead of upcoming elections. Do you support the redistricting committee’s proposal?

Maryland’s Governor’s Redistricting Advisory Commission voted to advance a new “congressional map concept” that could give Democrats control of the state’s eight congressional districts. The panel voted 3-2 in a closed-door meeting on Tuesday to advance the new map to Maryland’s General Assembly and Gov.

Over Republican objection, the House is expected to pass the redistricting map; the major obstacle will be the state Senate.

The Maryland House Rules and Executive Nominations Committee heard testimonies Tuesday afternoon on a proposal to redraw the state’s congressional district lines mid-decade. The move could significantly alter Maryland’s political map and deepen an open rift between Democratic leaders in Annapolis.