Maryland Representative Andy Harris, the state’s only Republican member of Congress, has criticised Governor Wes Moore’s support for a proposed constitutional amendment that could enable congressional redistricting. Harris argues that the effort could eliminate his district and alleges that Moore is prioritising national political ambitions, including a possible 2028 presidential bid, over state issues.

The proposal concerns changes to Maryland’s constitution that could affect how congressional districts are drawn. Harris’s comments reflect wider partisan conflict over redistricting, which can significantly influence electoral representation and control of congressional seats; the article presents his allegations against Moore rather than independently establishing their basis.