MARTINSVILLE, Ind. — There was a listening session Thursday about redistricting in Indiana. Hoosiers got the chance to voice their opinions on the push to redraw Indiana's congressional map.

This week, Indiana Gov. Mike Braun announced a special legislative session for lawmakers to consider mid-decade redistricting.

On Thursday, people for and against the move gathered in Martinsville, taking part in a conversation with University of Indianapolis political science professor Laura Merrifield Wilson.

Wilson moderated the event, laying out why redistricting matters and how it could impact your vote. Then, the people in attendance got to share feedback.

"My belief is that this concerns or issues of redistricting are being done specifically to increase the Republican majority in our state,

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