Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson is holding firm in his decision not to bring the state’s newly proposed congressional district maps up for a vote in the upper chamber. Moore has repeatedly called on Ferguson to allow for a vote in the Senate. Ferguson, a Democrat who represents Baltimore City, spoke on the “C4 and Bryan Nehman” show Wednesday morning. | RELATED: Maryland’s redistricting efforts face opposition from Senate presidentFerguson said he is not worried about the potential political blowback to his stance. I’m very proud of the record that I’ve been able to stand on and build,” Ferguson said.