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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2026 · 10 MIN

Ryan Wiggins Breaks Down National Redistricting Battle, Voting Rights Act Challenge, and Shifting House Seats

from The Marc Cox Morning Show

Ryan Wiggins joins the discussion to unpack the expanding national redistricting fight heading into the next election cycle, highlighting how states like California, Texas, Florida, Virginia, Utah, Ohio, and Missouri are reshaping congressional maps through court battles and legislative action. The conversation centers on the broader political stakes, including potential Supreme Court involvement in a Voting Rights Act challenge that could reshape how minority-majority districts are drawn and significantly alter House representation. They also explore how population shifts since the last census, post-COVID migration trends, and past counting disputes may be influencing long-term seat allocation and the balance of power in Congress and presidential elections. Hashtags: #Redistricting #RyanWiggins #VotingRightsAct #SupremeCourt #Gerrymandering #CongressSeats #ElectionPolitics #CensusChanges #HouseOfRepresentatives #ElectionStrategy

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