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Indiana Republicans rejected an effort to redraw the state’s lines on Thursday in a rebuke to Donald Trump and Republican efforts to add two more Republican-friendly seats to Indiana’s congressional districts.

The measure failed 19-31, with 21 Republicans joining 10 Democrats in rejecting the new maps. The state senator Greg Goode, a key Republican holdout on the bill, said he voted against the map to reflect the will of his constituents.

The rejection comes despite pressure tactics by Trump to pressure Indiana Republicans to pass the map, including the vice-president, JD Vance, traveling to the state capitol multiple times to meet lawmakers.

How might the administration react to the vote? Heritage Action, the advocacy branch of the conservative Heritage Foundation,

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