Wes Moore dealt redistricting blow by Larry Hogan-appointed judge
A Maryland judge on Wednesday struck down a November ballot question for a state constitutional redistricting amendment that would pave the way for Democrats to net one seat in 2028, delivering a major blow to Gov. Wes Moore‘s (D-MD) agenda.
TL;DR
- A Maryland judge struck down a November ballot question for a state constitutional redistricting amendment.
- The amendment was intended to enable Democrats to gain one congressional seat in 2028.
- Governor Wes Moore had signed the measure passed by the Maryland General Assembly.
- The goal was to redraw congressional districts and remove the state's only Republican congressman, Rep. Andy Harris.
- This effort was a key part of Moore's platform to counter GOP redistricting and potentially boost his 2028 presidential prospects.