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the new york times reports the number of competitive congressional districts is on track to dive near impossibly below the lowest level it has been in at least three decades as republicans and democrats both draw new political maps designed to ensure that the vast majority of house races are over before the general election even starts, with two-thirds of the new boundaries set, map makers are on pace to draw fewer than 40 seats out of 435 that are considered competitive based on the 2020 presidential election results, so according to the new york times analysis of the election data, ten years ago, that number was 73. how is this, a.b., going to play out in the next election and therefore in how our government actually runs and looks like? it s really the most central
leann caldwell. good afternoon to both of you. garrett, why don t you pick it up? yeah. i focused on texas, the lone star state sends more republicans to congress than any other state, and the way they ve drawn their maps they expect to keep it that way for the next ten years. republicans what republicans have done is taken a map where they had 23 seats, eight of which were vulnerable, and they ve created a new map where they re going to have 24 seats, only one. which is vulnerable. reporter: they built a fortress around their incumbents. facing a booming latino population and slipping support in the suburbs, texas republicans took advantage of the state s sheer size to shore up their members. take for example michael mccall s tenth district. after a couple of close races, map makers lopped off a section of diverse and fast-growing harris county and replaced it with vast swaths of land in conservative and rural areas north and west of houston. state republicans say their maps