New York state lawmakers vote down bipartisan House map plan

Ruling Democrats in the New York State Legislature voted down a proposal from a bipartisan panel to slightly modify the state’s House map, seizing control of the process and potentially setting themselves up to draw a map that would boost their own party in the fall elections. The rejection of the bipartisan proposal came 11 days after the Independent Redistricting Commission, spurred by a ...

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