Maryland Gov. Wes Moore falls short in bid to redraw congressional map to boost Democrats

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore's effort to redraw the state's congressional map to favor Democrats has failed. The proposed new map officially died with the conclusion of Maryland's legislative session. This outcome means the current congressional districts will remain in place, rather than being reconfigured to potentially increase Democratic representation. The failure represents a setback for Gov. Moore and state Democrats who sought to gain an advantage in future federal elections through redistricting.