Though the Indiana House plans to reconvene to talk about redistricting on Dec. 1, there are two things that could get in the way: making quorum, and overcoming the fact that Republican leaders appear to have broken a House rule.

Per House rules, Republican legislative leaders should have gotten approval from House leadership in order to convene in December. Democrats say they never signed off on the change, but House leaders maintain they're still following state law.

Either way, the House needs a two-thirds vote to meet in order to take up redistricting. If all Democrats are on the same page in their opposition, and with just 70 Republicans in the House, only five could break from the party, and the House would not be able to move forward with redistricting in December.

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