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The Democrat-controlled New York state legislature rejected new congressional maps Monday and will now draw up their own – a move likely to give their candidates the inside track in key 2024 election ...

SALT LAKE CITY — Who should have the power to divide Utah into voting districts? It's a question Utah residents, judges, lawyers and state lawmakers have been grappling with for years. Republicans in ...

Congressional redistricting and gerrymandering are back in the news. Texas Republicans are creating create five new safe GOP districts, and other red states are trying to do the same. Blue states — ...

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Lack of racial polarization data. Public hearings scheduled during work hours. A goal of protecting political incumbents. Maps held secret until a lawmaker first introduced them to the public on his ...

The Supreme Court will soon hear arguments over whether politicians can be trusted to draw up their own districts. Take it from us: They can’t. We are governors from different parties with different ...

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I write with concern about the gerrymandered state of Ohio’s voting districts, which have become more partisan and more entrenched in recent years. I write as a person of faith who believes all God’s ...

Newsom said the new maps will "END THE TRUMP PRESIDENCY." California Gov. Gavin Newsom said California will move forward with drawing new congressional maps that he said "WILL END THE TRUMP PRESIDENCY ...

A sharply divided Supreme Court ruled Thursday that federal courts can’t rein in politicians who draw political maps to entrench a partisan advantage, a decision that will influence the redrawing of ...