Indiana state House Republicans unveiled their proposal for congressional redistricting Monday. The map would likely turn two Democratic-held seats into Republican-held seats.

Republicans in the Indiana House of Representatives unveiled a new congressional map Monday that aims to wipe out the state's two Democrat-held U.S. House districts, increasing pressure on GOP holdouts in the state Senate who have refused to heed President Donald Trump's redistricting demands.

The author of Indiana’s new congressional redistricting bill acknowledged the maps are “politically gerrymandered” during committee questioning Tuesday but defended the proposal against accusations of illegal racial gerrymandering.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE)— Indiana appears to be one of the states joining the conversation surrounding redrawing congressional maps. On Tuesday, Gov. Mike Braun confirmed that Vice President JD Vance will travel to Indianapolis Thursday to discuss a ...

Republicans in the Indiana House on Monday released a draft map that aims to deliver the state's nine congressional seats to the GOP.

After the Indiana Senate voted to reject the redistricting plan on Thursday, Dec. 11, Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith took to X, formerly Twitter, to take aim at the Republicans who voted against the redistricting,

The Indiana Senate killed the GOP redistricting bill as President Donald Trump and leaders react with both sharp criticism and praise.