The Democratic-controlled state legislature on Wednesday approved their newly drawn plan for New York’s 26 Congressional districts, potentially bringing a process that has stretched on for nearly two years to a close — absent any further legal challenges from Republicans.
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed the maps into law late Wednesday afternoon, according to a post from her government account on X.
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