By Selwyn Duke

It was ruled constitutional in 2013 — but then unconstitutional in 2018. Yet it, the Pennsylvania congressional districts map, hasn’t changed in the last five years. Nor has the Keystone State’s constitution. What’s different is Pennsylvania's Supreme Court; it now has three more Democrats and has decreed that the judges’ own redistricting map, which gives a relative advantage to Democrats, must be implemented.

As Politico reported, “Democrats’ hopes of winning the House this fall got a boost Monday with the release of a new congressional-district map in Pennsylvania that could help the party pick up several seats in the battleground state.”

This, along with redistricting challenges in other states, could facilitate a congressional power shift that helps derail President Trump’s agenda.

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