A special session has begun in Maryland to discuss potential changes to the state's congressional maps. This move is part of a larger national debate over redistricting. The state's current representation in the US House is mostly held by one party.

Further details about this development are available from KPRC 2. The proposal under consideration would need voter approval before any changes can be made. The implications of this potential shift are still being discussed, with some characterizing it as an attempt to gain an advantage in upcoming elections.