Democrats are urging tech companies to keep a certain name on maps. The name in question is that of New Mexico.
Changing the name would be a complex process, as it is currently enshrined in the state Constitution. This means that any change would require a constitutional amendment.
Further details about the situation and the Democrats' request are available from the source. The call to action is directed at major companies, including Apple and Google.
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