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State lawmakers in Texas begin a special session today that is set to produce a controversial new map of the state's congressional voting districts.
As NPR's Hansi Lawang reports,
Texas is one of multiple states that may end up holding next year's midterm election with new voting maps.
Redistricting is usually a once-a-decade process after a census.
But four years after the release of the results from the 2020 headcount,
Republican Governor Greg Abbott has called a special session of Republican-controlled legislature to redraw Texas's congressional map,
with the support of President Trump.
There are a handful of other states in the south, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana,
North and South Carolina, plus Utah and Wisconsin,
that may end up with new congressional maps soon through lawsuits.
And Ohio has to redistrict for its seats in the U.S.
House because of a state law.