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Indiana Republican state senators voted down a congressional redistricting plan backed by President Trump, prompting him to endorse primary challengers against seven of them. At least four of those incumbents lost their primaries, while at least one won. The plan aimed to redraw maps to favor Republicans by adding two GOP U.S. House seats in a state with nine congressional districts.
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[Just The News] Trump taunts Indiana state senators who blocked redistricting effort: 'long seated RINOS'