This post was originally published on Politico.
The South Carolina Senate just made it harder for the state to redraw its congressional map, resisting pressure from President Donald Trump.
Lawmakers on Tuesday failed to reach the two-thirds majority needed to approve a measure that would have allowed them to take up a vote on redistricting even after the legislative session ends later this week. Five Republicans joined all Democrats in voting against the proposal.
Republican Gov. Henry McMaster could still call a special session, though his office has so far dismissed that idea.
The Tuesday vote doesn’t mark a definitive end for redistricting efforts in the Palmetto
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