DeSantis 提議有利於共和黨的 Florida 選區圖,重新劃分選區之爭激烈
• Florida 州長 Ron DeSantis 提議新的國會選區圖,旨在剝奪該州民主黨在眾議院的更多席位。 • 這次重新劃分選區的行動是 2026 年中期選舉前,全美範圍內關於立法邊界爭奪戰的一部分,兩黨均提出了競爭方案。 • 在 Virginia,選民以微弱優勢支持民主黨的重新劃分方案,這威脅到了數名共和黨現任議員,顯示出重新劃分選區的高風險性。
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• Florida 州長 Ron DeSantis 提議新的國會選區圖,旨在剝奪該州民主黨在眾議院的更多席位。 • 這次重新劃分選區的行動是 2026 年中期選舉前,全美範圍內關於立法邊界爭奪戰的一部分,兩黨均提出了競爭方案。 • 在 Virginia,選民以微弱優勢支持民主黨的重新劃分方案,這威脅到了數名共和黨現任議員,顯示出重新劃分選區的高風險性。
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theguardian.comRedrawn map could flip up to five seats to Republicans as Trump’s party seeks to keep control of CongressThe US supreme court formally reinstated on Monday a redrawn Texas electoral map that was designed to add more Republicans to the US House of Representatives, as Donald Trump’s party seeks to keep control of Congress in the November congressional elections.The move by the court, which has a 6-3 conservative majority, formalizes an interim decision it made in December to revive the map of US House districts in Texas. Continue reading...
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