The Indiana Senate will not vote this year on whether to redraw the state’s congressional map, ending hopes for a new GOP-favored map.

Indiana has been one of several states swept into the nationwide mid-decade redistricting effort, but despite prodding from the White House, the Hoosier state will not change its map. The state’s Senate was expected to meet on Dec. 1.

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