Gerrymandering

Supreme Court Sides With Democrats In Challenge To Virginia's Racially Drawn Districts

But the justices stopped short of declaring that the districts violated the Constitution.
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Eric Holder To Lead Democrats' New Redistricting Effort

He hinted that President Barack Obama might also work on this when he's out of office.
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Trumped: The Map That Made Donald Trump The Nominee

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Divide And Conquer Is The Name Of The New Game

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Prison Gerrymandering Is Unconstitutional, Federal Judge Rules

A Rhode Island city that counts inmates, but doesn't represent them, violates the "one person, one vote" principle.
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Federal Court Rules Prison Gerrymandering Unconstitutional

By ThinkProgress

Scalia's Death Gives Hope To Voting Rights Advocates

A more liberal court could decide to police how voting districts are drawn.
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Ohio May Not Have Legal Weed, But It Did Vote Down Gerrymandering

By Richard Gunther, Ohio State University, The Conversation

Gerrymandering Snafu Puts Proposed Tax Hike In The Hands Of A Single Voter

It all comes down to the decision of a 23-year-old college student.
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Georgia Democrat Wins State House Seat On Platform Against Gay Discrimination

A heavily gerrymandered and conservative-leaning district elected a Democrat who campaigned against a "religious freedom restoration" bill.
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