Summary
Indiana's Senate rejected a proposed voting map after some Republican lawmakers joined Democrats in opposition. President Trump supported the map, which would have given Republicans an advantage in the 2026 elections, but it was voted down in the state's Senate.
Key Facts
- Indiana Senate voted against a proposed voting map meant to favor Republicans.
- The map aimed to give Republicans an advantage in two extra seats for the 2026 elections.
- President Trump supported the map and pressured lawmakers for its approval.
- Indiana Republicans resisted, citing a commitment to conservative principles.
- The vote was 19 in favor and 31 against the proposed map.
- President Trump used social media to warn Republicans who opposed the map.
- Trump and Vice-President JD Vance actively lobbied Indiana lawmakers.
