North Carolina GOP Pushes Redistricting to Boost Congressional Seats to 11-3

North Carolinas GOP has advanced a new redistricting plan aimed at increasing its congressional representation from a 10-4 to an 11-3 split, impacting the Democratic Party (United States) in Congress.

• The North Carolina state senate approved a new congressional map that would change the current 10-4 Republican Party (United States) split in the United States House of Representatives to an 11-3 advantage.
• This redistricting decision specifically aims to replace Democrat Don Davis with a Republican, further consolidating the Republican Party (United States) power in North Carolina.
• The state law in North Carolina does not allow the governor to veto the redistricting map, ensuring that the Republican Party (United States) can implement these changes without opposition.