Axios
US · 4 mins ago
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The redistricting panic that hit Republicans two weeks ago has whipsawed on Democrats
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Republicans have gained momentum in redistricting battles ahead of upcoming elections, while Democrats scramble to address electoral map disadvantages and question spending on redistricting efforts.
The redistricting panic that hit Republicans two weeks ago has whipsawed on Democrats
Republican chances of keeping the House are surging, as panicked Democrats scramble to offset back-to-back-to-back redistricting blows.
Why it matters: Democrats feel good about their midterms affordability message. But they're nervous about the math for retaking the House now that Republicans appear (for now) to have won this year's redistricting wars.
And they are wondering why the party spent $65 million on a losing effort.
"F*****ck!!" one House Democrat texted Axios' Andrew Solender afte
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