Florida Republicans faced a legal hurdle in their effort to redraw congressional district boundaries after a state court rejected their proposed House map, handing Democrats a rare victory in a closely watched redistricting battle. The ruling comes amid a broader election night where Democratic candidates outperformed expectations, raising questions about the GOP’s dominance in the state. Legal challenges to the map could now prolong Florida’s redistricting process, with potential implications for the balance of power in the U.S. House. The setback underscores the high stakes of partisan map-drawing as courts increasingly weigh in on fairness and competitiveness.
Trump's party dealt a setback as Republican bid to tilt Florida's House map falters on a strong night for Democrats.
