New Maps of Pa. House, Senate Districts Get Preliminary Approval
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A five-person panel approved new preliminary Pennsylvania state House and Senate maps over objections from the state House's Republican leader. A vote on the final maps is likely a month or more away. These differ from the congressional redistricting.
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A five-person panel approved new preliminary Pennsylvania state House and Senate maps over objections from the state House's Republican leader. A vote on the final maps is likely a month or more away. These differ from the congressional redistricting.
HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Legislative Reapportionment Commission voted Thursday in favor of new preliminary district maps over sharp objections from the House’s Republican leader, as a large increase in the state’s minority population helped shape big changes.
The Pennsylvania Legislative Reapportionment Commission voted in favor of new preliminary district maps Thursday. The maps cover the state's 203 House seats and Senate seats.
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