A growing rift within the Indiana Republican Party has emerged over the contentious issue of redistricting. Former President Trump has significantly ramped up pressure on Indiana lawmakers to redraw congressional maps, threatening opposition to those who resist his demands. Despite Trump’s influence, Indiana Senate Republicans have rebuffed his push, citing insufficient votes to convene for a special session on the matter. House Republicans showed a similar reluctance, even as they acknowledged pressure from Trump to act. Amidst this turmoil, discussions of a potential compromise with neighboring Illinois have surfaced, although the likelihood of progress seems slim as lawmakers adjourn until the new year with redistricting firmly stalled. Analysts warn that Indiana could face political repercussions for this rebuff against a prominent party figure. The internal conflict continues as Trump expresses frustration, asserting that key Indiana Republicans could jeopardize their positions if they do not support his redistricting agenda.