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  1. Florida officials pushed through maps reducing Democratic House seats and ordered congressional district redrawing.

Common Cause challenged Florida's congressional map over partisan gerrymandering, with DeSantis's aide drawing the map under challenge.

12 reports, 12 independent Updated May 27
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Common Cause challenged Florida's congressional map over partisan gerrymandering, with DeSantis's aide drawing the map under challenge.

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  1. Challenges to Florida's congressional map continue, with a judge upholding the new district map and appeals ongoing.Sub-event
  2. Redistricting efforts linked areas into new districts, impacting Broward County's representation.Sub-event
  3. A judge in Tallahassee oversaw the congressional map process on May 27, 2026.Sub-event
  4. Hearings were held and legal filings were announced regarding challenges to Florida's congressional map.Sub-event
  5. DeSantis's aide drew the map under the current partisan gerrymandering challenge.1 source
  6. The state's congressional map was upheld despite challenges from Common Cause.1 source

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