States across the U.S. have engaged in redistricting (drawing new Congressional voting maps to reflect population changes) every decade (following the U.S. Census) since 1790 (except for 1920). But Texas Republicans are choosing not to wait until 2030; they are attempting to redraw Texas voting maps now.
This video discusses what led Texas Republicans to make such a move, the potential impacts of redistricting, its implications beyond Texas and the steps those who oppose redistricting are taking and considering to successfully counter it.
