Democratic countries face scrutiny in the fight against Texas

Several democracies are reviewing their own congressional maps amid the return of Texas reallocation efforts.

Specifically, many states have high turnout for President Donald Trump in 2024, but Republicans have few congressional representatives.

For example, Trump won nearly 46% of the vote New Mexicobut none of the three seats in the state have a Republican ownership. Currently, the Chef Parties voting index is even a second Congressional district, a region considered highly competitive. Despite concerns about the New Mexico Supreme Court, the current map is reserved after the New Mexico Supreme Court ruling.

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Connecticut voted nearly 42% of the president, but no seats the Republicans won in 2024. Illinois is considered one of the most discerning countries, with Republicans currently having only three of 17 seats, a 26% advantage for Democrats. Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, who backed the Texas Democrats leaving the state to thwart efforts to re-join the chapter vote, faces inquiry from late-night talk show host Stephen Colbert.

“If you’re considering doing more repainting in Illinois, you already have some crazy areas in Illinois. Check out this one. Check out the look. [district] 17 Here. This is done, and then it comes here and sneaks up there and sneaks up here and just goes.

“This is extremely rare.” Pritzker says. “The way they do this is taking the right to vote from blacks and browns. They are actually taking the area written under the Voting Rights Act. So if they can actually do that, it will end up in court.”

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Gov. Greg Abbott speaks on April 23, 2025 in the State Capitol signing bill in Austin, Texas. (Photo taken by Brandon Bell/Getty

California saw Trump win 38% of the vote, but only nine out of 52 seats in Congress, or 17%. This is considered a 21% democratic advantage as the state believes that five Democratic seats are added to offset Texas seats and plans to hold a special election approved by voters in November.

“We are talking about emergency measures to deal with what’s going on in Texas, and we will be ineffective at what’s going on in Texas,” California Gov. Gavin Newsom said in a press conference last week.

New York has a 13% Democratic lead in the seat, with seven of 26 Republican delegates currently, and Trump has won 43% of the state’s vote. Oregon has a 24% Democratic lead, while Trump Wing has 41% of the vote.

New Jersey saw Trump with 46% of the vote, but the state has only three Republicans out of 12 congressional seats, and although 34% of the votes voted for the president, Maryland has only one Republican representative, giving the state a 22% democratic advantage, with a total of eight districts.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom attended a July 2, 2025 press conference in Burbank, California. (Carlin Stiehl/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)

Republican state They have faced considerable litigation lawsuits in the past, but Democratic strategist Julian Epstein pointed out on Fox News Live over the weekend that Democrats are not immune to criticism of the issue.

“No, I don’t think they have moral authority and there are a lot of broken pearls,” he said.

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“The Democrats don’t have clean hands here. You look at states like Massachusetts, New Jersey, etc.[…] Illinois, California and Democrats effectively free Republicans from existence,” Epstein added.

Many Texas House Democrats remain leaving the state to prevent quorum, which will allow the re-divided plan to move forward in the Lone Star state, with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott saying the members could be arrested upon return.

“Our situation is that lawmakers violate the law in Article 3 of the Texas Constitution, where they have to take action on the statement. Because they violated the constitutional mandate, it means they did not fulfill their oath and could be removed from office in this legal action, which is what I want to accept, he told “what he wants to accept,” he told “Fox News Sunday.”

Fox News’s Hanna Panreck contributed to the report.