Summary
North Carolina Republicans have proposed a new congressional map that could increase the number of districts favoring Republicans. This change may impact the 1st Congressional District, which was narrowly won by a Democrat in 2024. State lawmakers are expected to vote on the proposal next week.
Key Facts
- North Carolina Republicans introduced a new congressional map on Thursday.
- The new map might favor Republicans, particularly in the 1st Congressional District.
- Democrat Representative Don Davis won the 1st District by a small margin in 2024.
- The map involves swapping counties between districts.
- The Republican-led state chambers will vote on the proposal next week.
- The proposal needs a simple majority approval from both Republican-controlled chambers.
- Democratic Governor Josh Stein does not have the power to veto the measure.
