What started as a White House push to redraw congressional districts in Republican-led states across the country has evolved into an unprecedented nationwide war, as Democratic-leaning states fight back in their bid to reclaim control of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Democrats have used what some describe as the party’s secret edge to neutralize — and perhaps even reverse — Republican attempts to redraw district lines: The ability to leverage the unique, often convoluted process of using ballot measures to get voters to weigh in.
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