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South Carolina Republicans defy Trump again to reject rapid redistricting drive

South Carolina Republicans defy Trump again to reject rapid redistricting drive
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South Carolina state senators rejected a Republican-led effort to redraw congressional districts mid-decade, which would have targeted Democratic congressman Jim Clyburn. Fourteen Republicans joined Democrats to block the measure, citing concerns over the rushed, external nature of the process.

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The vote represents a rare instance of internal party resistance against national-level pressure to gerrymander districts, potentially impacting the balance of power in the US House.

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The article reports on the legislative process and quotes both sides, though it uses descriptive language like 'defy' and 'gerrymandered gains' which reflects a standard journalistic tone.

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