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WASHINGTON — Republicans from Texas’ congressional delegation met at the U.S. Capitol Monday night to discuss a proposal to redraw the lines of their House districts, GOP Rep. Pete Sessions said.

The Texas Legislature is not scheduled to meet again until January 2027, well after the 2026 midterm elections. Abbott must call a special session in order for the Legislature to meet before 2027.

If Texas redraws its congressional maps, state officials would then ask the court to toss the claims challenging those districts “that no longer exist,” Levitt said.