South Carolina Senate votes against advancing a new congressional redistricting plan.
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South Carolina Senate votes against advancing a new congressional redistricting plan.

South Carolina senators voted against a plan to advance a new congressional map on Tuesday. The vote halts the GOP-led redistricting push in the state ahead of the midterm elections. One senator cited that South Carolina citizens were already going to the polls as a reason for opposing the bill.

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Coverage now splits between viewing GOP setbacks as Trump defeats (The Hill), institutional losses (Reuters), conservative betrayal (The Federalist), Democratic victories (Daily Wire), and procedural/legal obstacles (Washington Times)—with outlets disagreeing on root causes from sabotage to judicial intervention.
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By Sabotaging Redistricting, South Carolina Republicans Beg Voters To Hand Them The Pink Slip
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“South Carolina Senate blocks redistricting plan in blow to Trump” · The Hill, Reuters

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