WASHINGTON — Democrats were dealt a blow Wednesday after a Maryland state court shot down a constitutional amendment to advance their redistricting plan aimed at picking up one seat.

The Maryland court ruled against a proposed referendum to allow Democrats to redraw their congressional map and potentially flip the sole GOP seat held by Rep. Andy Harris (R-Md.)

That referendum would’ve ensured that congressional districts in Maryland aren’t subject to the same geographic requirements as legislative ones.

Meanwhile, President Trump notched another midterm win — albeit a potentially temporary one — on his executive order to effectively create a…

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