为中期选举夺席位 美国两党不约而同想到一个“小动作”

Group 1 - The article discusses the strategic importance of redistricting for both the Republican and Democratic parties ahead of the 2026 midterm elections in the United States [1] - Texas and Ohio are key states where Republicans aim to redraw congressional districts to solidify their majority in the House of Representatives, potentially gaining 2 to 3 additional seats in Texas and 3 in Ohio [2][3] - Democrats are also planning to seek redistricting opportunities in states like California and New York to regain lost ground, with a focus on ensuring fair representation [4] Group 2 - Texas Governor Greg Abbott has called for a special session to discuss redistricting, highlighting the Republican strategy to increase their congressional seats [2] - The article notes that the last redistricting in Texas was cautious, primarily supporting existing Republican incumbents rather than targeting Democratic-held districts [2] - Democratic leaders, including Hakeem Jeffries, are actively strategizing to counter Republican efforts and are in discussions with state governors to push for redistricting before the elections [4]