Indiana Governor Mike Braun has announced a special session of the state legislature aimed at redrawing congressional boundaries, a move that comes amid increasing pressure from national GOP figures, including former President Donald Trump. However, Indiana Republicans face significant internal opposition, as key party members express doubts about securing sufficient votes to support the redistricting effort. Some Republican lawmakers are blocking Trump’s redistricting push, citing a lack of votes, while others, including some former officials, urge the party to reject alterations that would further eliminate Democratic districts. The special session is set to address both redistricting and tax issues, but experts warn that the attempt for mid-decade gerrymandering could become a costly and unnecessary venture. As the special session approaches, public sentiment is divided, with opposition voiced at local town halls and rising concerns over the implications for upcoming elections.