About 35 million people have been put into new House districts in the fight over congressional maps, report says

A new study reveals that approximately 35 million people, or roughly one-tenth of Americans, have been placed into new House districts due to an unprecedented wave of mid-decade redistricting for the U.S. House. The process has also significantly altered the makeup of at least one-fifth of the nation's congressional districts.

According to the report, these changes stem from partisan redistricting fights that were initiated by President Donald Trump last year. The findings illustrate a stark overhaul for citizens across the country resulting from these political battles over congressional maps.