Donald Trump’s push for Republican-led states to revisit congressional maps is gaining momentum as North Carolina approves new district boundaries ahead of the 2026 midterms. The changes could help Republicans protect their slim U.S. House majority, while critics argue the move is a form of partisan gerrymandering. Similar redistricting efforts are unfolding in Texas, Ohio, Kansas, and Indiana, fueling a nationwide battle over political power. As Republicans and Democrats accuse each other of drawing unfair maps, the fight over who controls Congress is becoming more intense than ever.
