Mid-Decade Redistricting · Issue 11 of 12
A map that dilutes Black and Latino votes
Byron Donalds supported Florida’s illegal mid-decade redistricting process, which produced new congressional district maps that diminish Black and Latino representation in order to benefit his political party in the next election.
Photo: Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 2.0, edited
The facts
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Donalds said he supports Governor DeSantis’ mid-decade redistricting push. 1
Doing mid-decade redistricting to intentionally benefit one political party is illegal in Florida. 2
The new map dilutes Black voting power. 3
The new map splinters a growing community of Puerto Ricans and South Americans in Central Florida across four districts. 4
Tell Byron Donalds: stop rigging our voting maps.
Sources
Every claim on this page, with links to the votes, filings and reporting behind it.
- Florida Politics, Byron Donalds backs Ron DeSantis' congressional redistricting push, April 1, 2026
- PolitiFact FL, Is Florida's mid-decade redistricting plan illegal, as some Democrats say?, April 20, 2026
- Tampa Bay Times, Florida redistricting and Tampa Bay's Black voters, May 12, 2026
- The Washington Post, Florida redistricting splits Puerto Rican communities, May 11, 2026