• November 18, 2025: A federal court panel blocked the redrawn congressional map because it was likely a racial gerrymander. An appeal is expected.
• August 22, 2025: the legislature adopted HB 4 in a second special session, and Governor Abbott signed the map into law on Aug 29.

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• August 29, 2025: A special session was convened.
• September 12, 2025: The legislature adopted HB1.
• September 28, 2025: Governor Kehoe signed HB1 into law.

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• October 22, 2025: The bill was enacted after both houses adopted it. (Senate Passed 26-20, House passed 66-48). State law does not require the governor to sign congressional redistricting map bills for enactment. Litigation is pending.
• October 20, 2025: An amended version of the map was reported out of committee.
• March 2025: S.B. 249 was initially introduced and remained in committee for several months.

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Ohio Passes a New Congressional Map

While Ohio did not undertake mid-decade redistricting in response to President Trump's call to Republican controlled states to redraw maps, the state was obligated to redraw its congressional map under State law. A mid-decade redraw was required because the 2021 map lacked bipartisan support under Ohio’s 2015–18 constitutional reforms, which require any map passed without bipartisan supermajorities in the legislature or at least two Republican and two Democratic votes on the Ohio Redistricting Commission to be valid for only four years. The commission’s unanimous vote also blocks a citizen-referendum challenge that could have delayed implementation. Lawmakers had until Sept. 30, 2025, to produce a replacement map, but failed, ceding responsibility to the Ohio Redistricting Commission. The map adopted by the commission on October 31, 2025, will likely increase the number of Republican congressional districts by 2.

October 14: Upon request of the Attorney General, the Kansas Legislative Coordinating Council approved $460,000 to fund a special legislative session. No special session has been scheduled to date. The next regular session of the Kansas legislature is scheduled to begin January 12th.

September 27: Party leaders distributed petitions to lawmakers to call a special session

September 23: Governor Laura Kelly said she wouldn’t call a special session for redistricting. Legislative leaders have the option of gathering petition signatures from two-thirds of Senate and House members to compel a special session of the Legislature.

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• December 5, 2025: The Indiana House passed a map poised to elect an all Republican delegation to the U.S. House.  The map passed by a 57-41 vote and now heads to the GOP-controlled state Senate, which is reconvening on Dec. 8
• December 1, 2025: As expected, House Republicans released a proposed congressional map, along with statutory changes, to facilitate the map's enactment and limit post-enactment litigation.
• November 25, 2025: Indiana legislative leaders announced an early start to the 2026 legislative session. The Speaker advised the House would convene early on Dec. 1st, and Senate leaders confirmed a Dec. 8 start. Both leaders confirmed that the early start would enable work on pressing legislative business, including redistricting.
• November 14, 2025: Despite the call for a session, the effort appears stalled. Senate President Pro Tempore Rodric Bray publicly stated that they “don’t have the votes” to pursue the mid-cycle redraw of congressional districts.
• October 27, 2025: Governor Mike Braun signed a proclamation calling for a special session to take up congressional redistricting beginning on Monday, November 3rd at noon.
• October 22, 2025: Senate President Pro Tempore Rodric Bray revealed that his caucus doesn't have the votes to redistrict.
• October 21, 2025: Indiana advocacy groups have delivered more than 20,000 signatures to the Indiana Statehouse opposing efforts to redraw congressional maps mid-decade.
•  In the late summer of 2025, President Donald Trump urged Indiana lawmakers to consider redrawing the state's congressional map.

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• December 4, 2025: The Florida House of Representatives' Select Committee on Congressional Redistricting meets for the first time to consider mid-decade redistricting. Watch.
• August 7, 2025: Florida House Speaker Daniel Perez established a new Select Committee on Congressional Redistricting.

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