Maryland Redistricting Battle Heads to Court | Baltimore News

A Maryland ballot question on redistricting hangs in the balance as a judge weighs whether a new congressional map—designed to favor Democrats in all eight districts starting in 2028—can proceed to voters. Opponents, including The Oversight Project and Republican lawmakers, argue the special session approving it violated a July 1 deadline set by law, claiming the process was rigged. The state counters that constitutional amendments carry supreme authority, allowing them to override such deadlines. Judge Robert Thompson appeared skeptical of the state’s argument, raising tough questions and even considering a stay pending appeal. Today’s ruling will determine if Maryland’s future voting map moves forward—or is blocked by legal challenge.

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