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Braun: Indiana Senate’s redistricting approach could have ‘long-term political consequences’

In an interview with FOX59/CBS4, Indiana Gov. Mike Braun said that the Indiana conversation surrounding redistricting is in the “second or third inning,” not counting out the efforts following the Indiana Senate’s decision not to reconvene until January.

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The Indiana Senate says it won't meet to redistrict, rejecting Braun's call. Is that legal?

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Indiana Gov. Braun speaks with News 8 on business, redistricting

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Trump says he is working with Indiana Gov. Braun to pick up two more congressional seats

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he was working with Indiana GOP Gov. Mike Braun to pick up two extra Republican seats in Congress.

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President Trump calls out Indiana lawmaker Rod Bray over redistricting woes

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Braun reiterates support for Indiana redistricting after call with Trump

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Gov. Braun says Indiana is refocusing on 'Main Street,' entrepreneurship in first year of office

Braun said he has "completely reconstituted" that commission's board, shifting its focus toward regions, Main Street, existing businesses, and the entrepreneurs Indiana hopes to attract. The emphasis, he said, is on a "granular approach" that gives small businesses a central place in the state's economic future.

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Gov. Mike Braun speaks with President Trump following social media rebuke over redistricting

Gov. Mike Braun says he had a phone call with President Donald Trump to talk about the redistricting effort, which Indiana senators rejected.

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Braun says lawmakers "must show up for work" to redraw legislative maps after call with Trump

The Governor posted on social media shortly after a call with President Donald Trump, who over the weekend voiced his disappointment with Indiana senators for not taking up his call to redraw congressional boundaries in the state to favor Republicans.