Redistricting Threatens McMillen Seat in Maryland
Maryland's eight congressional districts face major redraws as the governor’s panel plans new boundaries to satisfy the 1985 Voting Rights Act and census figures. Steny Hoyer’s 5th District is favored to gain Prince George’s County territory, while McMillen’s 4th District could lose parts to Hoyer and the Eastern Shore. The plan requires adoption by Aug. 27 with a final public hearing Sept. 3 and a Sept. 25 General Assembly vote.
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Wilder candidacy now in question
Virginia Governor L Douglas Wilder faces renewed questions about a potential 1992 presidential run as trials in Iowa and New Hampshire fade from the scene. Controversies, including a clash with Sen Robb and remarks on Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas, have cooled momentum while Wilder concentrates on a Virginia comeback and a new anti drug plan.
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