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Republicans warn DeSantis’s Florida redistricting push ‘fraught with peril’

Republicans warn DeSantis’s Florida redistricting push ‘fraught with peril’

Florida Republicans are moving forward with a critical redistricting session scheduled for next week, aiming to counteract Democratic maps in Virginia. The session is viewed as the GOP’s final opportunity to redraw congressional districts before the November midterms. However, some Republicans warn that the process is "fraught with peril," highlighting potential political and legal challenges.

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