Gov. Sununu releases congressional redistricting map he would sign into law - WMUR Manchester

Sununu says he will veto map passed by legislature

CONCORD, N.H. —

The redistricting debate in New Hampshire continues as Gov. Chris Sununu offers his own version of the congressional map.

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Sununu put out his own version of the map late Tuesday afternoon, after saying he will veto the map passed by the legislature for creating two non-competitive districts that would give each party a safe seat in Congress.

Sununu's map would make adjustments to the current districts to create a more competitive first district and a second district that still leans Democratic.

While Sununu is telling lawmakers this is a map he will sign, there appears to be very little interest among House Republicans in revisiting a process they believe they handled appropriately the first time.

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source: https://www.wmur.com/article/gov-sununu-releases-congressional-redistricting-map-sign-into-law-new-hampshire-3-22-22/39508439

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