State GOP pushes Texas congressional map through House to boost midterm chances

On Wednesday, the Texas State House approved a new map of Congress, as it bombed a democratic road barrier in an attempt to enhance the Republican Party’s chances of adhering to the American home next year.

The map passed through the Republican parliament in 88 to 52 votes, which led to a new look at the mid -term elections with the addition of five regions in the Congress with republican tendencies in the state of Lun Star.

However, the map should make its way via the Senate in Texas before landing on the office of Greg Abbott.

Texas Dems ends for weeks of legal quorum in the battle to re -divide the circles

Abbott pushed to create a new map to adhere to President Donald Trump’s desire not to see a repetition of the 2018 electoral cycle, as Democrats easily regained the majority in the House of Representatives and acted as a monitor of the president’s legislative desires at the end of his first term.

While the Republicans control the great generations of the deep red Texas and have already passed the map via the state’s Senate, Democrats still need to create a quorum in the House of Representatives in order to move the process already.

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President Donald Trump listens to a question from a correspondent on August 11, 2025, in Washington. (AP/Mark Schiesfelbein)

Dozens of Democrats in Texas fled from the state to stop the process, create the madness of the national media and generate support from democratic donors, including groups related to George Soros and Betto Uruk, to help pay their fines, travel and housing.

Payments for their arrest were born by Abbott and the Attorney General of Texas Kane Pakston, as well as a request from Senator John Corn, R-TX, to make the FBI and the Ministry of Justice to launch an investigation into the political work committees that funded their escape.

Democratic leaders announced on Monday that they will return to the second special session after the California plan to re -draw its maps to reduce the strike from the state of Lun Star, and Winhayon is the siege and allow the Republicans to advance.

Democrats in Texas in the House of Representatives accused the Republican Party of drafting an illegal map and racial discrimination, and they tried and failed in the house hall to add amendments to the draft law that would have stopped the process. Despite the best efforts of Democrats, the Republicans in Texas in the House of Representatives have dropped dozens of amendments to the bill.

“The members break my heart to see how this illegal and decorated scheme in the middle of the contract is the division of our country and our country,” said MP Chris Turner, a democratic, said. “This is Texas, it is not Washington, DC, the pulses of external politicians and its billionaires should not dictate what we do in this room, in this house.”

Ourok, the groups associated with Soros face an invitation to achieve the Ministry of Justice for the alleged financing of Texas Dim dropping

California, Democratic Governor Gavin News. (Reuters)

Representative Todd Hunter, a Republican who wrote the new map bill, replied that four of the five new regions were “the majority of Spanish origin”, and indicated that each of the new provinces now directs the republic. However, no concerns about the reason for Republicans followed changes on Congress maps.

“The primary goal of this plan is clear and direct, [to] Improving Republican political performance.

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However, the Democratic Siege ended on Monday, when Abbott called for a second special session, after their demands in California were met to start the course of re -dividing the circles in an attempt to cancel the map that the Republicans were Texas created.

California Governor Gavin New Roosom and California Democrats revealed their new map last week, which, if approved, will create five new regions in the democratic tendencies that will face the new map of the Legislative Commission in Texas.