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Senate approves changing Texas maps making jasmine crockett lose her seat

The Texas Senate has approved a new congressional map that would likely cause Representative Jasmine Crockett to lose her seat by redrawing district boundaries to exclude her residence.

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Source: lifezette.com

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Verified August 14, 2025
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What the Evidence Shows

The Texas Senate, controlled by Republicans, has passed a mid-decade redistricting plan that significantly alters congressional district boundaries in Texas.

This new map moves Representative Jasmine Crockett's home out of the district she currently represents, effectively making her ineligible to run for re-election in that district without relocating.

Multiple sources confirm that this redistricting effort is part of a broader Republican strategy to reduce Democratic representation in Texas by cutting the number of Democratic seats.

Crockett herself has publicly expressed alarm and opposition to the new map, indicating the political threat it poses to her incumbency.

While the Senate has approved the map, it still requires approval from the Texas House and potentially other procedural steps before becoming final.

Therefore, while the Senate's approval is confirmed and the impact on Crockett's seat is clear, the process is not fully complete, and final outcomes depend on subsequent legislative actions.

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Texas Senate Officially Passes Brand New Congressional Map

conservativebrief.com
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️UPDATE: Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett is now sounding the alarm that the new...

news-pravda.com
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Texas GOP's new map would move Rep. Crockett’s home out of her district, slash...

foxnews.com
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