New York Court Orders Re-Redistricting, Potentially Shifting House Balance

With the House majority hanging in the balance, both parties eagerly await decisions on congressional maps across the country.

New York's top court has ordered a re-redistricting that could net Democrats as many as six House seats, potentially shifting the balance of power in the House.
Democrats and Republicans are eagerly awaiting decisions on congressional maps across the country, with every district counting due to the slim margin in the House.
Several maps are still being litigated with less than a year until Election Day, including in states like Georgia and Louisiana.
Republicans currently hold the majority in the U.S. House of Representatives, but Democrats only need to net five seats to win control.
Redistricting decisions could significantly impact the 2024 elections, with the House majority hanging in the balance.