Republicans Bet on Redistricting Push
The fight for House control in next year's midterm elections has shifted to state capitals and courthouses.
According to Paul Kane for WaPo, political operatives are focused on drawing new congressional maps, rather than recruiting candidates and fundraising.
- Both parties are engaged in an arms race in up to a dozen state legislatures.
- Partisan leanings of proposals have already led to lawsuits from Democrats or Republicans, with more likely to come.
Instead of waiting for every-10-year census figures to come out, both parties are engaged now.
Author's summary: Republicans push redistricting to gain control.
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