INDIANAPOLIS — Friday, Indiana Republican representatives held a private meeting just days after Senate Republicans did .

Lawmakers in both chambers have been tight-lipped about the closed-door discussions, but they come during a push from the White House for red states to redraw their states' Congressional districts.

A source told 13News Friday's meeting by House Republicans was short.

What that could signal isn't clear, just like any timeline of when Hoosiers could expect a decision from Gov. Mike Braun about whether to call a special session to consider redistricting.

Indiana Capital Chronicle editor Niki Kelly said her sources are telling her, so far, the votes haven't been there to redraw the state's Congressional maps.

"My understanding in some of these caucuses and we've had se

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