Redistricting (Election)

Federal Court Tells North Carolina To Hurry Fixing Gerrymandered Districts

GOP lawmakers have one month to redraw legislative boundaries that weaken the impact of black voters.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Gerrymandering Case May Be Most Important Decision SCOTUS Faces

The upcoming case could dramatically reshape how electoral districts are drawn.
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The Emerging Republican Majority

Trump’s “disapproval” rating is now politically meaningless.
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Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Potentially Monumental Political Gerrymandering Case

The case could dramatically impact the way states draw electoral districts.
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Voters Sue Pennsylvania Over Congressional Map, Saying It Unfairly Benefits GOP

They say Republicans deliberately redrew district lines to benefit their party.
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Supreme Court Once Again Strikes Down Racial Gerrymandering In North Carolina

The justices scrapped 28 state legislative districts drawn to disadvantage black voters. A special election may be on the horizon.
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Supreme Court Puts States On Notice About Using Race In Redistricting

Note to states that want to dilute the votes of minorities: SCOTUS is watching.
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John Oliver Wants To Make You Finally Care About Gerrymandering

"Every one of us should get an equal chance to make a bad decision."
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The Anti-Trump Movement In North Carolina Has The Potential To Flip The South

Activists say the state's long history of protesting has prepared it for this political climate.
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Texas Republicans' Gerrymandering Scheme Just Took A Beating In Court

The court confirmed that "Texas intentionally discriminated to disenfranchise Latino and African-American voters," the DNC chair said.
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