Maryland passes redistricting amendment in special session, now up to voters
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The Maryland House and Senate both passed a bill to pave the way for congressional redistricting today, which some believe is likely to eliminate the only Republican-held seat in the U.S. House from Maryland.
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The Maryland House and Senate both passed a bill to pave the way for congressional redistricting today, which some believe is likely to eliminate the only republican-held seat in the U.S. House from Maryland.
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