Maryland Republican Party (@MDGOP)

Maryland Republicans are pursuing every legal option to stop this gerrymander: https://t.co/wl0uFqewpS

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Doug Beck (@DougBeck562)

In case you were wondering how amendment 4 and amendment 5 did across the State of Missouri yesterday. https://t.co/IC3rPhnPIm

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Ethan C7 (@ECaliberSeven)

All of these make sense as reach seats of various difficulties…except Trump+21 TN-09. Imma be real, I don’t think Justin Pearson - infamous from the expelled Tennessee Three - is going out of his way to win swaths of Trump voters. https://t.co/MucqCMOScc

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Rory Riley-Topping (@RileyTopping)

When politicians can't win on the merits, they try to change the rules. Ballot measures have become one of the few remaining checks on entrenched power, which is why we've seen repeated efforts to make them harder to pass. @JoshRultNews and I explore Ohio's failed attempt to do exactly that in #DrawTheLineInOhio - the more insulated politicians become from competitive elections, the more threatening they perceive ballot initiatives and the true will of the people to be.

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Nathaniel Rakich (@baseballot)

A Kansas ballot measure to change state Supreme Court justices from governor-appointed to popularly elected has failed (69–31% with 32% reporting). Republicans pushed the measure as a way to make the court more conservative.

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Drew Savicki (@DrewSav)

lol https://t.co/ajhYhnkZpi

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Ethan C7 (@ECaliberSeven)

Missouri GOP effort to to gut citizen referendums also going down in flames. Would’ve forced them to pass in all 8 congressional districts instead of just a statewide majority. And ironically, it looks like this amendment will instead fail in all 8. https://t.co/tzkYDpwZoc

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The Political HQ (@ThePoliticalHQ)

🚨BREAKING🚨 Missouri voters have rejected Amendment 4. The ballot measure, proposed by the Republican-led legislature, would have required citizen-initiated constitutional amendments to win a majority in each of the state’s eight congressional districts, rather than pass by a simple statewide majority.

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Isaiah Walker (@walkeri141)

They almost certainly had this ready to go assuming Hoskins would pull this stunt. And not only are they demanding the petition be certified, they’re demanding the court retroactively pause the maps as a result of Hoskins’ inaction For sure something to watch

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BREAKING: Maryland Passes Congressional Redistricting Bill - 47abc

UPDATE: After hours of debate on the Senate floor, Maryland Senators have voted to pass House Bill 2100, a constitutional amendment that will put mid-decade redistricting on the ballot this fall. The...

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The Political HQ (@ThePoliticalHQ)

People Not Politicians has filed a lawsuit challenging this decision. The organization will detail its lawsuit during a press conference tomorrow at 10 AM Central Time.

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Justin Ready (@JustinReady)

We are still going - but on a party line vote the Democratic majority limited debate to one hour more each side - about 20 minutes to go but we continue to offer amendments to do things that will actually help Marylanders and secure a fair redistricting process that serves everyone.

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Oren Oppenheim (@OrenOppenheim)

#Redistricting: Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins said Tuesday that he has determined that an effort to put the state’s newer congressional map – drawn up by Republicans last year during the nationwide mid-decade redistricting scramble – up for a vote in November is unconstitutional and that he will not certify the referendum for the ballot.

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David Lieb (@DavidALieb)

Missouri secretary of state rejects petition to hold election on congressional redistricting map backed by Trump: https://t.co/JQlgqVYh6T

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Taniel (@Taniel)

the Missouri SoS drew out the examination of the veto referendum (of the GOP gerrymander) for most of 2026, to finally declare today, on the day of the deadline, that he thinks it's all unconstitutional.

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Taniel (@Taniel)

the Missouri SoS has drawn on the examination of the veto referendum of the GOP gerrymander for most of 2026, to finally declare on the day of the deadline that he thinks it's unconstitutional.

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Nathaniel Rakich (@baseballot)

Democratic lawsuit in 3, 2, 1…

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Jeff Morgan (@JeffMorganTV)

LIMITING DEBATE: Maryland's Senate just voted to limit debate to two hours total on redistricting. Republicans can only delay the bill another hour. Democrats want the bill done today. @WMAR2News https://t.co/qS062HcDbH

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Pamela Wood (@pwoodreporter)

Maryland Senate is now debating the state constitutional change that would make congressional redistricting easier in the future. This change (if approved by voters) could help Dems draw an 8-0 map. A big pile of amendments was just brought out to the Senate Republican leaders. https://t.co/r3exZQK9Co

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Drew Savicki (@DrewSav)

The Senate is in session and should be passing it today.

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Taniel (@Taniel)

Maryland Democrats moving to gerrymander by 2028, with one seat at stake:

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Nathaniel Rakich (@baseballot)

Also, today is the deadline for the Missouri secretary of state to determine whether the redistricting veto referendum has qualified for the ballot. Problem is, they're also holding primaries today for the new (possibly soon-to-be-illegal) districts.

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Brian Allen (@allenanalysis)

🚨 BREAKING: The Supreme Court has issued its judgment in the birthright citizenship case, affirming that children born in the United States to parents who are present unlawfully or temporarily are U.S. citizens at birth.

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