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House races lose swing as partisan redistricting whittles away competitiveness

By Ryan King
Published July 11, 2022 10:00am ET
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House races lose swing as partisan redistricting whittles away competitiveness
When voters head to the polls in November to decide who controls the House of Representatives, those in a small fraction of districts will get to have much of a say in it. That’s because the bulk of House seats in the 435-member chamber are drawn by partisan state lawmakers to ensure their side wins […]

When voters head to the polls in November to decide who controls the House of Representatives, those in a small fraction of districts will get to have much of a say in it.

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