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Story summary
- Maryland Governor Wes Moore is pursuing redistricting to redraw congressional lines, but Democrats in Maryland Senate resist.
- Critics say Moore's political network is weak and he has not been aggressive pushing his agenda.
- Moore has raised the minimum wage and reduced crime, but vetoes have been overridden multiple times.
- With the February 24 candidate filing deadline approaching, Senate leaders face pressure to act on redistricting amid internal dynamics.
