> DeSantis releases proposed Florida redistricting map that could give GOP 4 more seats

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Florida is quickly becoming ground zero in the battle for control of Congress, as Gov. Ron DeSantis pushes a new proposal to redraw the state’s congressional map just months before the midterm elections.

The plan, submitted to lawmakers Monday ahead of a special legislative session, could significantly shift political power in the state—potentially handing Republicans up to four additional seats in the U.S. House and reshaping key districts in Central and South Florida.

If approved, the proposal would overhaul several congressional districts, tilting the map more heavily in favor of Republicans. Areas like Tampa could lose Democratic representation altogether, while South Florida districts would also see changes that reduce Democratic-leaning seats.

Florida currently has 28 congressional districts, with eight held by Democrats. The new map could shrink that number, strengthening the GOP’s position in a narrowly divided U.S. House, where Republicans currently hold a slim majority.

The proposal was first shared publicly on Fox News before being formally submitted to the Legislature. Lawmakers are expected to begin reviewing it in committee Tuesday, with a possible floor vote as soon as Wednesday.