The Commercial Review
Mike Braun has called a special session of the Indiana Legislature to consider redistricting out of cycle, aiming to shift the two Democratic congressional districts to Republican. As a lifelong Republican, the question arises: is this the right and ethical approach?
The author wonders if this move could backfire and notes that constituents' opinions should be considered. The author's partisan view emphasizes respecting the system of government, taking the high road, and respecting voters.
The author believes that most people vote for a party based on its underlying principles, and state elected officials should represent their state's wants and needs, rather than following the president's whims.
Our state elected officials represent the wants and needs of their state, not blindly following the whims of the president.
Author's summary: Redistricting raises ethical concerns.
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