The Brief House passed a proposed constitutional amendment. The amendment does not create a new congressional map. The Maryland House of Delegates on Tuesday passed a proposed constitutional amendment that would let voters decide whether to clarify how congressional redistricting is governed in the state. Instead, it specifies that the Maryland Constitution’s standards for legislative districts apply only to the Maryland Senate and House of Delegates. The proposal also sets up a process for expedited review by the Supreme Court of Maryland when time‑sensitive congressional redistricting disputes arise.