As Texas lawmakers continue to look at drawing a new Congressional map at the request of President Trump, thousands of protestors nationwide, including hundreds here in Arizona, made their voices heard about the possible map redraw. https://t.co/S12UjSzlT6
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On Saturday, over 300 protests took place across the United States opposing redistricting efforts in Texas that could grant Republicans five additional U.S. House seats in the 2026 midterm elections. Demonstrations were held in cities including Chicago, Oakland, Highland, and Phoenix, with hundreds of protesters rallying against what they described as a threat to democracy and an illegal power grab. Texas House Democrats have actively opposed the redistricting plan supported by President Donald Trump and Texas Governor Greg Abbott, with leaders emphasizing continued resistance. Some Republican voices have argued for a more aggressive approach to secure between seven and nine new seats. The nationwide protests reflect widespread public engagement on the issue of congressional map redrawing in Texas.