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Maryland Governor Wes Moore said in a CBS News interview on Sunday that he is considering revising the state’s congressional district boundaries, a move that could eliminate Maryland’s only Republican-held seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. Moore, a Democrat, stated that “all options are on the table” when asked whether he would pursue a new map in response to what he called Republican gerrymandering in other states. He added that his administration is actively examining the possibility.
MARYLAND GOV. WES MOORE SIGNALS HE’S OPEN TO REDRAWING CONGRESSIONAL MAPS — MOVE COULD WIPE OUT STATE’S ONLY GOP SEAT
Maryland Gov. Moore says he’s open to redrawing maps, potentially eliminating state’s only GOP seat https://t.co/lYAuDX0I0w
Q: "Are you considering trying to redraw congressional lines in Maryland?" Gov. Wes Moore: "When I say all options are on the table, all options are on the table." Q: "Are you actively looking at it?" Gov. Wes Moore: "Ya. And I think we have to." https://t.co/y39GJxPNbb
