At least two major states are expected to try to enact new congressional maps — and a looming Supreme Court decision could ...

Judge Dianna Gibson will allow the Utah State Legislature to appeal one of her rulings in the redistricting case to the Utah ...

Relentlessly squeezing out advantages with new maps isn't good for our country, but there is another way, writes the Register ...

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore's Redistricting Advisory Commission​ is expected to recommend new congressional maps following a vote ...

LIke at its first hearing, Dec. 4, no testimony was allowed from members of the public, by Committee Chair Mike Redondo, R-Miami. While more than 150 people converged on that hearing, the second round ...

Lawyers supporting and opposing California’s congressional redistricting maps made their closing arguments in the lawsuit ...

A group of 801 adults in Maryland shared their thoughts on congressional redistricting, government spending and other issues ...

Both of the Wisconsin cases are before newly assigned three-judge panels, the first time that process has been used under a 2011 law enacted by Republicans.

The judge overseeing the lawsuit over Utah's redistricting process is expected to issue a ruling before Christmas on whether to grant the legislature's request to close the case.

If a Supreme Court ruling comes down in January, a redistricting session “is possible” as long as lawmakers coordinate their ...

The move became apparent Tuesday when Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray, an opponent of mid-decade redistricting, announced committee assignments for the 2026 session.

By: Casey Smith and Tom Davies Indiana Capital Chronicle For the Republic INDIANAPOLIS — A congressional redistricting proposal that has split Indiana’s Senate Republicans advanced to its final stage ...