Maryland lawmakers approve redistricting referendum
Summary
Maryland lawmakers have approved a constitutional amendment about how congressional district boundaries are drawn. The proposal will be decided by voters in Maryland this fall after the governor signs it into law.Key Facts
- Maryland's House of Delegates passed the redistricting amendment with a vote of 96-38.
- The Maryland Senate approved the amendment with a vote of 32-13.
- The amendment aims to clarify the rules for drawing congressional district maps.
- The bill now awaits the governor’s signature to become law.
- Once signed, the amendment will appear on the ballot for Maryland voters this fall.
- This vote impacts how Maryland’s congressional districts are set for future elections.
- Constitutional amendments require voter approval in Maryland.
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