Indianas Republican-controlled Senate surprisingly halted a bid to redraw congressional districts, disappointing White House and national Republican leaders aiming for a stronger House majority in the 2026 midterms. Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray cited lack of support for the reconvene, marking a political setback for Republicans who saw Indiana as a key battleground. Trump allies criticized the decision, with some suggesting primarying opposing Republicans. This development echoes a similar redistricting stall in Kansas, while Democrats celebrate victories, including Californias new House map potentially leading to five Democratic pickups.

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