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Florida House leaders are moving quickly to redraw congressional districts, citing a recent state Supreme Court ruling.

The House's pace contrasts with the Senate and Gov. DeSantis, who prefer to wait for a U.S. Supreme Court decision on a Louisiana case.

Critics suggest the effort is a pretext for partisan gerrymandering, despite Florida's Fair Districts standards.

A Florida Supreme Court is emerging as a driving reason House leaders say they are with redrawing the state’s congressional districts – an effort whose biggest fan may be

The House’s hurry-up pace is in contrast with Florida Senate President Ben Albritton and Gov. Ron DeSantis, who want to wait until later in the spring to redraw boundaries. They say they need further guidance from an anticipated decisi

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