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Texas Democrats get boost from Obama for blocking GOP redistricting plan
Former President Barack Obama on Thursday joined a virtual meeting with Texas House Democrats who left the state to deny Republicans the ability to pass newly drawn GOP-favorable congressional maps, cheering on their efforts and stressing their work comes at a critical time in the fight against partisan gerrymandering.
Texas Democrats plan to end their walkout over redistricting, returning only if Gov. Abbott concludes the special session, ...
Left-leaning ProPublica suggests that the former president ‘may have propelled his political career forward by gerrymandering ...
During a 30-minute Zoom meeting on Thursday, Obama spoke to dozens of members of the Texas House Democratic Caucus, who fled earlier this month to Illinois, New York, and Massachusetts so that ...
Former President Barack Obama accused Lone Star State Republicans of seeking to engage in gerrymandering in "a power grab ...
Former President Barack Obama railed against Texas for attempting a mid-decade redistricting to create more Republican U.S. House seats.
The topic of redistricting has been at the national forefront since Texas unveiled an aggressive plan to strip the Democrats ...
As Texas hurtles toward a flashpoint on a GOP effort to redraw congressional districts, California Democrats are answering ...
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