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- The House Rules Committee advanced Maryland House Bill 488 to eliminate the state's only Republican congressional seat.
- Governor Wes Moore, the governor of Maryland, argues the move counters nationwide Republican redistricting and labels it political redlining.
- Senate President Bill Ferguson expresses skepticism about the proposed map due to potential legal challenges.
- The bill includes a referendum to let voters decide its use for future elections, signaling a compromise.
