Republicans are scrambling to adjust congressional district maps just days before Election Day, as rising Democratic voter enthusiasm threatens to shift the balance in their favor. Unlike typical midterm elections, where turnout tends to be lower, the GOP has relied on high participation to maintain control, particularly with former President Trump’s influence still shaping the race. With Democrats poised to capitalize on strong engagement, the party’s last-minute efforts focus on shoring up key districts where margins remain razor-thin. The stakes could determine whether the GOP retains its slim majorities in both chambers.
Republicans are working to salvage the House and Senate maps one week before Election Day as the chance of a Democratic sweep becomes more likely. Turnout has played a central role in the GOP’s strategy despite midterm election cycles often yielding lower turnout than presidential years. The party has argued that President Trump’s presence on...
