Maryland lawmakers are returning to Annapolis for a special session to consider changes that could pave the way for redrawing the state’s congressional districts before the next census. Supporters say the move is needed to counter Republican-led redistricting efforts in other states, while critics argue it weakens judicial oversight and could further politicize the mapmaking process.
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