Kemp calls for redistricting special session to redraw 2028 maps in Georgia
Summary
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has asked the state lawmakers to meet in a special session starting June 17 to redraw electoral district maps for the 2028 elections. This session will focus on changing the boundaries that decide state voting districts.Key Facts
- Governor Brian Kemp is from the Republican Party.
- He called for a special legislative session to start on June 17.
- The session’s purpose is to redraw Georgia’s electoral district maps.
- These maps determine voting districts in Georgia.
- The new maps will be used for the 2028 elections.
- Lawmakers may create new laws, change existing ones, or remove outdated ones related to districts.
- Redistricting is a process that happens to reflect changes in population or political decisions.
- This action follows usual procedures after census data or political needs arise.
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