Overview
- Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray says there are not enough votes to pass new congressional maps in Indiana.
- Trump and White House allies have applied direct pressure, including a pointed Nov. 14 call and public posts criticizing holdouts.
- Gov. Mike Braun says he will explore all options to compel the Senate to show up and vote on redrawing districts.
- Bray argues a mid‑cycle rewrite based on 2024 results could backfire on Republicans and even risk a 6–3 delegation.
- Bray told Politico he urged focusing on recruiting and funding a strong candidate in the 1st District, and GOP sources say he will not budge.