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GOP states push redistricting for 2026, risking backlash from aggressive gerrymandering.
As states consider mid-decade redistricting ahead of the 2026 U.S. House elections, Republican leaders in Texas, Nebraska, Missouri, and others are pushing for boundary changes to gain political advantage, often under pressure from former President Donald Trump.
Critics warn these efforts could backfire through "dummymandering," where aggressive gerrymandering makes Republican-held districts more competitive or even vulnerable.
In Nebraska, despite Republican control of all three congressional seats, the Omaha-based 2nd District remains a key battleground.
Meanwhile, Democratic-led states like California, Maryland, New York, and Illinois are exploring redistricting plans to counter GOP gains.
With no federal limits on political gerrymandering, the process remains largely in state hands, making it a high-stakes strategy across multiple states.
Los estados republicanos empujan la redistribución de distritos para 2026, arriesgándose a una reacción violenta de la manipulación electoral agresiva.