The Maryland House of Delegates on Tuesday passed a proposed constitutional amendment on the provisions for redistricting. The constitutional amendment would separate standards of how General Assembly districts are drawn from how future congressional districts “can” be drawn. If approved there, lawmakers could revisit the congressional maps for the 2028 election cycle under the constitution’s new guidance. The House passed the redistricting bill, but Ferguson blocked it in the Senate after publicly disagreeing with the governor’s stance on redistricting. READ MORE:Maryland House passes constitutional amendment on redistrictingCHECK OUT WBAL:Get all the latest Baltimore news, weather and sports.