INDIANAPOLIS (WLS) -- A state senator from northwest Indiana is speaking out on Friday about being part of the majority that voted on Thursday to reject a redistricting plan pushed by President Donald Trump.

It is a decision that could have political ramifications. But Republican Indiana state Sen. Rick Niemeyer said he is not worried about being primaried next year. If it happens, he will deal with it. But Niemeyer said he does not believe his "no" vote against remapping Indiana is something the voters will hold against him.

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The Indiana State Senate sent shockwaves across the political landscape Thursday with a defiant 31-19 vote against new congressional maps that Trump had been pushing for.

"The dialogue, on the other side,

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