Overview
- House Republicans advanced the bill unchanged after defeating 21 Democratic amendments on Thursday.
- The proposal would divide Marion County into four congressional districts, a major departure from the current single‑district representation.
- Supporters contend the map could yield up to two additional Republican seats in Indiana’s U.S. House delegation.
- Political insiders report the Senate currently lacks the votes to pass the plan, and several senators have publicly opposed it.
- Public pushback has intensified with packed hearings and planned Statehouse rallies, while reports detail swatting attempts and bomb threats targeting at least seven senators and Governor Mike Braun.