TEXAS — After a months-long set of legal battles spanning three courtrooms in two cities, Texas may finally have a set of interim redistricting maps that could keep the primary election on May 29.

The new maps, released by the San Antonio federal court today, appear to be nearly identical to the compromise maps negotiated between Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott and the Latino Redistricting Task Force, which were rejected by other minority and Democratic groups.

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Click here for a link to the new set of maps.
 

The following information is from the Texas Tribune:

Click here for a link to the court orders for the Congressional Maps.

Click here for a link to the court orders for the House Maps.

Click here for a link to the court orders for the Senate Maps.