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- Maryland's Redistricting Advisory Commission recommended a new congressional map to eliminate the last Republican-held seat.
- The plan would shift Maryland's delegation from 7-1 to 8-0 in favor of Democrats.
- The plan is backed by Governor Wes Moore and Senator Angela Alsobrooks.
- Senate President Bill Ferguson opposes the map, citing potential legal challenges and concerns about its constitutionality.
- The General Assembly must act before the February 24 filing deadline.
