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5:21Now PlayingGeorgia Republicans announced they will hold off on redrawing the state's political maps during the special legislative session. John Iadarola breaks it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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"The Republican leaders of the Georgia House of Representatives and Georgia state Senate said that they will not redraw Georgia’s political maps during the special legislative session that started on Wednesday due to pending legal cases.
“We are confident that Georgia will prevail in the pending appeals and look forward to receiving additional judicial opinions to assist us in our future map-drawing efforts,” House Speaker Jon Burns and the rest of the House leadership team wrote Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp in a letter.
“Changes to Georgia’s maps should take place only when members of the General Assembly and citizens have been given ample opportunity to gather the facts, provide input, and engage in meaningful discussion,” they added. “For this reason, we will not be taking up congressional or legislative redistricting for the 2028 election cycle during this special session.”"
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