Georgia Republicans Launch Redistricting Session in Capitol Without Maps

Republican legislators gathered at the Georgia Capitol to start a redistricting session. The session commenced despite the absence of finalized district maps. Lawmakers indicated they will draft proposals during the meeting. The lack of maps raises questions about the timeline for new districts. Critics argue the approach could affect transparency and public input. Supporters contend it allows flexibility in addressing demographic shifts. The session is expected to produce a framework for subsequent map development. Stakeholders will watch for how the process influences upcoming elections.