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Florida Republicans confront uneasy reality with new congressional map
- DeSantis’ new Florida congressional map provokes unease among GOP incumbents over partisan aims.
- Some Republicans insist the map isn’t drawn for partisan advantage despite pointing to partisan data use.
- A state map drawer testified that partisan splits were considered in drawing districts.
- Democrats argue the map represents a partisan power grab and could affect Florida’s midterm outcomes.
- Several GOP members warn the new map could backfire if the party pushes too aggressively.
- Some Republicans note the map is tied to Census apportionment and shifting demographic lines.
- Incumbents consider running in alternative districts if the map becomes law.
- Some Florida Republicans publicly shield themselves from the redistricting process.
- Critics say the map could redefine districts and shift political dynamics ahead of midterms.
- Key players include Gov. DeSantis, the map drawer, and lawmakers weighing reelection risks.
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