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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries meeting with Moore, Democrats in Annapolis

Jeffries met with Maryland Democrats and urged the state Senate to vote on the proposed congressional map.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries meeting with Moore, Democrats in Annapolis
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Hakeem Jeffries met with Maryland Democrats to urge a Senate vote on a proposed congressional map, while Senate President Bill Ferguson maintained his opposition. The map could give Democrats an 8-0 advantage in the state’s congressional delegation and leave Republican Andy Harris without his seat.

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House Minority Leader advocating for a Senate vote on Maryland’s proposed congressional map

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Donald Trump
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President mentioned as a political figure Democrats are pushing back against

Andy Harris
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Maryland’s lone Republican member of Congress who could be displaced by the proposed map

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Hakeem Jeffries Urges Maryland Senate Vote on Congressional Map

Hakeem Jeffries urged Maryland's state Senate to vote on a proposed congressional map, while Senate President Bill Ferguson opposed advancing it. The map could reshape the state's congressional delegation. Center outlets pair the vote dispute with the map's possible Democratic advantage and Ferguson's opposition; a separate center article covers Jeffries's affordability remarks. Right-leaning outlets emphasize the potential loss of the state's sole Republican-held seat and Ferguson's legal and political objections.

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