GOP map draws Texas Rep. Crockett’s home outside her current district

GERRYMANDERED map suggested by the Republican Party in Texas will kick the fire deputy, Yasmine Crocate from its area, and may add more home seats to the Republican delegation in Lone Star.

Last week, the Republicans at Texas House made a proposal to re -divide the circles that could describe five new seats to the Republican Party. The Congress map project, which is likely to change before approval by both the legislative chambers of the state, aims to redraw the boycott lines to include more areas with republican tendencies in democracy strongholds such as Dallas and Houston.

Democrats in Texas threaten the mouse

Crochet, which serves the thirtieth Congress area in Texas, which represents a large part of Dallas, described the effort to divide the circles “attract power to silence voters.”

She may claim that before the Republicans reveal the map, she was asked to verify her speech alongside current Democrats in Congress.

The Battle of the Texas Map has escalated with the pledge of “all options” to stop the Republican Party’s plan

The efforts to re -divide the circles in the middle of the rare decade may also force some Democratic legislators to preliminary battles against their job colleagues as the seats have become limited.

For example, if the map is adopted, Democratic Representative Lloyd Dujet, who is currently in the Texas 37 in the Austin region, will be placed in the same area where Representative Greg Kassar, who serves in the neighboring 35 region, in Austin.

Last week, the Democratic Leader of the House of Representatives, Hakim Jeffrez, described the fight against the proposed map as “all the moment of printing.”

The democratic leader of the US House of Representatives, Hakim Jeffrez, is speaking against the efforts to re -divide the regions in Texas at a press conference in Texas Capitol in Austin, on Thursday, July 31, 2025. The listening is the representatives of the United States, Joakin Castro, Ladid Dogitt, Greg Kassar, Lezi Fletcher and Al -Green. (Jay Janner/Austin American-Statesman via Getty Images)

“We will fight them politically. We will fight them government. We will fight them in court. We will fight them in winning the hearts and minds of the people of Texas and beyond.”

Jeffrez said that although companies and universities are in line with Trump, “Democrats in Texas will not curve the knee.”

The Side Court for the Division of Circles in the main battlefield state

The Democratic MP of Texas Lesi Fletcher, who stands next to Jeffrez, stands that the re -division of efforts like that in the state of Lun Star can spread at the country level as part of a wider batch to strengthen the Republican authority.

“People around the country are watching what we are doing in Texas,” said Fletcher.

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