INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – An Indiana senator who supports redistricting says it would go against party precedent if Republicans don’t approve new congressional maps. 

State Sen. R. Michael Young (R-Indianapolis) told News 8 a majority of his caucus supports the bill approved by the House on Friday to create Republican majorities in all nine of Indiana’s congressional districts. 

“And our rule has always been, if you have a majority of the caucus, you’re bound to the caucus,” Young said. “We’ll see if they want to cancel that.”

It’s been uncertain whether redistricting has enough support among Senate Republicans despite a months...