TALLAHASSEE, Florida — Florida is barreling into a mid-decade redistricting fight with Republicans in and out of the state pushing for action — but party leaders are split on how far to go and when to start.
Florida is the crown jewel in Republicans’ national redistricting ambitions. Those pushing the effort believe the state could yield three to five additional GOP House seats ahead of the 2026 midterms — a haul big enough to influence control of Congress. But the drive comes amid an ongoing power struggle inside the state Capitol and a thicket of legal constraints that make Florida one of the hardest places in the country to redraw lines…
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