McMaster calls on South Carolina lawmakers to return for redistricting special session
Summary
South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster has called a special session of the state legislature to create a new map for congressional districts. This new map would remove the state’s only Democratic seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. The change is part of a larger effort by both political parties to redraw voting boundaries before the November elections.Key Facts
- Governor Henry McMaster announced a special session for redistricting.
- The new map aims to eliminate South Carolina’s single Democratic U.S. House seat.
- Redistricting is the process of redrawing electoral district boundaries.
- Both Democrats and Republicans are actively redrawing maps before the November midterms.
- The special session was called on a Thursday.
- The redistricting will affect South Carolina’s congressional representation.
- The action reflects ongoing efforts to influence election outcomes through district changes.
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