Maryland judge defers ruling on new congressional map amid rising tension
The map that prevails will define the state’s congressional districts until the next redistricting, after the 2030 census.
After intense pushback, Maryland lawmakers redraw congressional district map
An Anne Arundel County judge called the previously passed map an “extreme partisan gerrymander.”
Maryland Court of Appeals extends primary election date for second time
Primary elections will now be on July 19.
College Park City Council discusses city redistricting commission logistics
Some individuals on the council want to open up eligibility for the commission from registered voters to all city residents.
Maryland General Assembly looks at marijuana, climate, redistricting
Here's a recap of the Maryland General Assembly's first month of its 2022 session.
Prince George’s County judge orders controversial redistricting map to be scrapped
The proposed map was passed last November and caused severe backlash in College Park and other municipalities.
Redistricting complicates College Park City Council’s relationship with county council
City council members have concerns about how the redistricting could affect the city's relationship with UMD.
Amid fierce dissent from residents, Prince George’s County Council backs redistricting map
More than 150 people spoke at the public hearing.
College Park Council to send letter opposing Prince George’s County redistricting plans
The city’s drafted letter alleges that current county redistricting plans attempt to gerrymander the districts.
Prince George’s council moves forward with new redistricting map, but backlash persists
“I don't think it could be any more obvious at all that they're rigging this election,” said College Park City Council member Kate Kennedy.