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Well as redistricting fights heat up around the country, Indiana may be a warning for Republicans who don't make the right moves. Now polling shows incumbent Republicans in the state Senate who voted against a redistricting bill face almost certain defeat in the GOP primary. The bill backed by the president failed in December when 21 Republicans joined all 10 Democrats in voting against the plan to redraw the state's congressional map. The survey conducted by Fabrizio Lee and associates last month polled voters in six districts represented by Republicans who voted against redistricting. When asked how they'd vote if Trump endorsed the challenger, the results were overwhelming. Here's the math incumbents are now up against in three of the districts where Trump has already endorsed challengers. In the GOP primary for Senate district 38, polling shows incumbent Greg Goodes challenger Brenda Wilson gains a 39 point advantage with Trump's endorsement. More of the same Senate just more of the same in Senate district 41 where GOP challenger Michelle Davis holds a 36 point advantage over incumbent Greg Walker and in Senate district 23 incumbent Spencer Deary will have to close a 31 point gap against challenger Paula Colbert if he wants to hold onto his seat. We'll get a better idea of how much the redistricting fight matters in a midterm year as voters and the Hoosiers cast their ballots in the May 5th primary.
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