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House Democrats Launch New York Democracy Project to Redraw Congressional Maps

The New York Democracy Project·May 4 – May 5, 2026

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House Democrats Launch New York Democracy Project to Redraw Congressional Maps

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries launched The New York Democracy Project to seek a redrawing of New York's congressional district maps following a recent Supreme Court ruling. Jeffries directed Representative Joe Morelle to work with state leaders to initiate the redistricting process. This effort responds to a new map in Florida and legal shifts in voting rights protections. The project will use litigation and legislative action to challenge existing boundaries. Democrats aim to increase their seat representation through these new maps. This coordination between federal and state leaders marks a significant push to change the state's political landscape before the next election.
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