(Updated to include comments from other lawmakers)
It's over.
House Speaker Dan Hawkins announced late Tuesday that the battle to collect enough signatures to call a special session to address redistricting was over.
He said he was disappointed that lawmakers would not get the chance to draw new election boundaries for members Congress, change a law addressing gender marker changes on driver's licenses and provide oversight of federal health care money.
"I'm writing you today to express my disappointment for our 78 colleagues who will not get the chance to vote on redistricting, a fix to SB . . .
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