
DeSantis' Map Passes, Redraws Florida's Congressional Lines
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Florida Lawmakers Approve DeSantis Congressional Map, Sparking Partisan Debate and Legal Challenges
Florida lawmakers have approved Governor Ron DeSantis new congressional map, marking a swift and contentious redistricting process. The House passed the map with an overwhelming majority, and the Senate followed suit. DeSantis office played a pivotal role in pushing the map through.
Democrats have criticized the map as a partisan power grab, arguing that it was created in secret and could potentially lock them out of the game. If DeSantis signs the map, Republicans could gain four more House seats in the midterms, further tilting the battleground in their favor.
The map is now on DeSantis desk, and legal challenges are already lining up to test its validity. The redistricting saga has shifted from Tallahassee halls to legal showdowns, promising a heated battle in the coming months.
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Tampa Bay News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — DeSantis' Map Passes, Redraws Florida's Congressional Lines. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 30th. I'm Corey with The Story. This is Tapibay News today, driven by AI. Florida lawmakers just greenlit Governor Rhonda Santis' new congressional map after a whirlwind three-day push. The House passed it 83-28 and the Senate followed with a 21-17 vote. Santis' office led the charge from the jump. Normally, redistricting crawls along for months with the legislature calling shots, but this round flipped the script straight to the floor for a full. Showdown. Democrats came out swinging, blasting the map as a partisan power grab cooked up in secret to dodge public eyes. They argue it's flat-out illegal and locks them out of the game. If Santis signs it, Republicans could snack four more House seats come midterms, tilting the battleground even further their way. One GOP Senator even admitted it might not lock and wins. Boaters hold the real cards. Now the maps on his desk and court battles are lining up fast to test his legs. Turning the whole saga from Tallahassee Halls to legal showdowns.
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