Summary
Indiana Governor Mike Braun has asked state lawmakers to meet for a special session on November 3 to redraw the state's congressional maps. This follows pressure from President Donald Trump on Republican governors to create district maps that favor the party. Indiana lawmakers have not moved as quickly on redistricting compared to some other states.
Key Facts
- Indiana Governor Mike Braun is a member of the Republican Party.
- A special session is set for November 3 to discuss redrawing congressional boundaries.
- President Donald Trump is pushing for new district maps that help Republicans in the midterm elections.
- Other states like Texas, Missouri, and North Carolina are moving quickly to change their districts.
- Indiana has been slower in acting on redistricting compared to these states.
- The approval of new maps in Indiana is uncertain due to the GOP Senate's unclear support.
