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Texas House Democrats block redistricting vote, triggering second special session
Texas House Democrats blocked the end of the first special session by maintaining a quorum break, preventing Republicans from passing new congressional maps. Speaker Dustin Burrows adjourned the session with only 95 members present—five short of quorum.
Republican leaders said that if they can't reach a quorum again at 10 a.m., both the House and Senate will wrap up the ...
Former President Barack Obama waded into the debate over redistricting in a zoom call with Texas House Democrats on Thursday, ...
Texas Democrats who fled to Illinois to block a GOP-led congressional redistricting plan said they would return after ...
Republican leaders announced that if they can't reach a quorum again at 10 a.m. Friday, Aug. 15, both the House and Senate ...
We can’t let a systematic assault on democracy just happen and stand by,” the former president said on a Zoom call with Texas ...
The plan would help Democrats flip five seats, offsetting the gains Republicans hope to make by redrawing maps in Texas.
Republicans hold a 219-212 majority in the House, with four vacancies. New maps are typically drawn once a decade after the ...
California Democrats on Friday released their redistricting proposal, aiming to produce up to five additional Democratic ...
Chairman Abraham George recently traveled to Illinois to join Republicans there in denouncing Texas Democrats.
Exiled Texas State Democratic legislators, who fled to Illinois to block gerrymandering, visited a mosque with a Skokie official.
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