Republicans see shrinking boost from redistricting

Republicans are recalibrating their expectations for the redistricting gains they initially hoped would add 10 seats to their House majority, now fearing they might only secure one. This shift comes amid declining support among Latino voters in key states like Texas and Florida, highlighting broader challenges facing the GOP. The diminishing optimism underscores the shifting political landscape and raises questions about the future effectiveness of redistricting as a strategy for maintaining or expanding congressional influence.