Indiana GOP Hits a Wall on Redistricting Push
Indiana Senate Republicans currently lack enough support to move forward with mid-cycle redistricting, according to a spokesperson for Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray. Molly Swigart, Bray’s communications director, confirmed that the votes aren’t there and that Bray joined a recent call with President Donald Trump about the issue. The Oct. 17 call reportedly took place during a private Senate Republican caucus meeting, where Trump urged lawmakers to consider redrawing Indiana’s congressional maps to favor Republicans before the midterm elections.
Adam Wren joined The Kendall and Casey Show to discuss this story and its political implications.
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