California Democrats are advancing a controversial redistricting plan aimed at increasing their representation in the U.S. House of Representatives. The proposed map would reduce Republican-held seats in California from nine to four, boosting Democratic seats from 43 to 48 out of the state's 52 congressional districts. This move is seen as a countermeasure to Texas's recent efforts to increase its Republican margin through redistricting. Meanwhile, in Indiana, discussions are underway regarding potential redistricting that could enhance Republican dominance. Two proposed maps suggest increasing Republican seats from seven to either eight or nine, with corresponding decreases in Democratic representation. Vice President Kamala Harris is reportedly considering a trip to Indianapolis to discuss the redistricting efforts, and Senator JD Vance is also contemplating engaging with Indiana GOP leaders on the matter.