INDIANAPOLIS — After months of heated debate and state lawmakers feeling the heat from Washington, a final vote on redistricting is just 24 hours away.

It's all part of a Republican push to redraw the state's congressional district maps to try to gain more seats in the U.S. House next year in the 2026 midterm elections.

Wednesday, Senate Democrats offered three amendments to the redistricting bill, but none of them passed.

Now, with just 24 hours to go before a final vote, the answer to the question about whether the votes are there to pass this redistricting bill and map really depends on who you ask.

Everyone agrees — it's going to be close.

During Wednesday's session, State Sen. Mike Young (R-District 35) got up and spoke in favor of redistricting. Young told 13News earlier this we

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