Indiana GOP plans to wipe out Democrat seats with redistricting proposal

Redistricting Plan & Political Landscape - Indiana House Republicans advanced a redistricting map potentially granting the GOP all nine of the state's congressional seats [1][2] - The proposed map faces scrutiny in the Senate, with hearings scheduled to begin on Monday [2] - The current congressional representation in Indiana is seven Republicans and two Democrats [2] - The new map could lead to all nine districts being under Republican control [2] Key Issues & Controversies - A major point of contention is the division of Marian County, home to Indianapolis, into four districts [3] - Critics argue the division of Marian County, a diverse urban area, is a political maneuver [3][4] - Supporters claim the redistricting aims to even the playing field, countering past Democratic advantages [4] - The governor referenced Massachusetts' redistricting practices as justification [4] External Pressure & Monitoring - Former President Trump has publicly urged the passage of the map, targeting GOP state senators perceived as hesitant [6] - The Senate vote on the redistricting map is scheduled for the upcoming Thursday [6]