CQ Roll Call May 19, 2013

Between the Lines: Map With Minimal Changes Moves Ahead

By Joshua Miller and Abby Livingston
Roll Call Staff
March 15, 2012, Midnight

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Only a few hundred residents need to be shifted in New Hampshire’s reapportionment, and Rep. Frank Guinta has been pushing for minimal changes to be made in the new map.

"Albany proves the old Yogi Berra line," the operative said. "'It ain't over till it's over.'"

JoshuaMiller@rollcall.com | @jm_dc

AbbyLivingston@cqrollcall.com | @RollCallAbby

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