Congressional redistricting in Texas represents genuine constitutional concern through election integrity manipulation (A=20.1). Election driver scores 4.2 due to direct impact on electoral representation and partisan gerrymandering. Rule of law (2.8) reflects legal but norm-violating manipulation of district boundaries. Civil rights (3.0) captures potential dilution of minority voting power despite framing around Latino gains. Mechanism modifier 1.25 applies for election_admin_change affecting congressional representation. Scope limited to single state (0.85) but Texas size makes impact substantial. Durability 1.2 as maps persist through 2030 census. B-score (21.3) driven by partisan outrage dynamics and 2026 election timing. Media coverage emphasizes GOP strategy and Latino voter narrative, creating moderate hype. Delta (A-B = -1.2) places this just outside Mixed threshold, but substantive redistricting concerns prevent pure List B classification. The event has real constitutional implications around fair representation while generating predictable partisan media cycles.