Maryland redistricting faces second legal setback
Maryland faces a second legal setback after a court ruled against its redistricting plan, blocking the question from the November ballot. The state has appealed, and the Supreme Court of Maryland will hear arguments soon.
Maryland's congressional redistricting drive suffered a second legal setback in late August, blocking the proposed map from reaching voters in the November election. The ruling follows an identical decision in Anne Arundel County issued just days prior. The legal challenges threaten to derail the state legislature's map overhaul ahead of upcoming electoral deadlines.
