Republicans redrew maps for 15 House seats. They came up short.
The Washington Post · Clara Ence Morse, Luis Melgar, Patrick Marley ·
Over the past year and a half, Republicans redrew congressional maps to tilt seats in their favor. That did little to cushion a grim election outcome that saw them lose control of Congress.
President Donald Trump’s push to redraw House districts in Republicans’ favor fell apart Tuesday in most of the states that tried it, probably providing the party no additional seats in Texas, where the fight began.
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Republicans redrew maps for 15 House seats. They came up short.
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