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Judge Upholds Alaska Redistricting Board’s Legislative Map
18
Nov
Redistricting CommissionsAlaska

Judge Upholds Alaska Redistricting Board’s Legislative Map

By Editor
Fairbanks - A judge on Monday tossed out two challenges to the Alaska Redistricting Board's latest legislative map, ruling that the 2014 election can go ahead with its 60 new…
Voting Rights and Campaign Finance Intersect in NC Lawsuit
16
Oct
Redistricting, Redistricting LitigationNorth Carolina

Voting Rights and Campaign Finance Intersect in NC Lawsuit

By Editor
Plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the NC Legislature's redistricting map have requested for a second time that one of three judges on the panel hearing the case recuse himself. That…
Why A San Antonio Court Will Consider  Preclearance for Texas
25
Sep
Redistricting, Redistricting Litigation, Redistricting Race RulesTexas

Why A San Antonio Court Will Consider Preclearance for Texas

By Editor
The Texas legislature seemed to be moving on from the fight over its 2011 redistricting maps. The Supreme Court mooted the case against its maps in Shelby v. Holder by…
California Plaintiffs find Easier Litigation Route with State Voting Rights Act
27
Aug
Redistricting, Redistricting Litigation, Redistricting Race Rulesat-large voting, California, CVRA

California Plaintiffs find Easier Litigation Route with State Voting Rights Act

By Editor
Minority plaintiffs seeking redress in the courts to combat various forms of minority vote dilution generally had only sections 2 and 5 of the federal Voting Rights Act to make…
Persily and Mann Review First Post Shelby Dialogue Among Voting Rights Scholars
10
Aug
Redistricting, Redistricting Litigation, Redistricting Race Rulessymposium

Persily and Mann Review First Post Shelby Dialogue Among Voting Rights Scholars

By Editor
On July 1st, thought leaders in the world of voting rights gathered together at a symposium titled “Voting Rights after Shelby County v. Holder.” Participants included both scholars and practitioners…
Justice Dept. Forced to “Drop the Ball” in Some Local Election Controversies
06
Aug
Redistricting, Redistricting Litigation, Redistricting Race Rules, UncategorizedDOJ, local

Justice Dept. Forced to “Drop the Ball” in Some Local Election Controversies

By Editor
Before June 25, the Justice Dept. had many balls in the air as it negotiated hundreds of preclearance submissions from local jurisdictions covered under section 5 of the Voting Rights…
Alaska Redistricting Doesn’t Pass the “Smell Check”
03
Jun
Redistricting CommissionsAlaska

Alaska Redistricting Doesn’t Pass the “Smell Check”

By Editor
John Aronno of the Alaska Commons, writes this article in the Huffington Post detailing Alaska's sad experience with post 2010 redistricting saying the process didn't pass the "smell check." read…
In Malapportionment Claims, Its All About Timing and Context
16
Apr
Equal Protection, Redistricting, Redistricting Criteria, Redistricting Litigation, Strategy and PoliticsBASICS, Pennsylvania

In Malapportionment Claims, Its All About Timing and Context

By Editor
The 2010 census brought good news to Latinos in Pennsylvania. Significant gains where made the Latino population in the Philadelphia area and other regions of the state. This would mean…
Redistricting Conundrums, Chicago Style
04
Apr
Redistricting, Redistricting Gerrymanders, Strategy and PoliticsChicago, Illinois

Redistricting Conundrums, Chicago Style

By Editor
The Chicago City Council approved a new ward map in 2012 amid the usual accusations and claims of partisan dealing. There were complaints that wards 2 and 36 were vicious…
Arizona Redistricting Trial Focuses on Elusive Proof of Partisan Bias
03
Apr
Redistricting, Redistricting Gerrymanders, Redistricting Litigation, UncategorizedArizona

Arizona Redistricting Trial Focuses on Elusive Proof of Partisan Bias

By Editor
Paranoia is inherent in redistricting, even when it’s nonpartisan redistricting. A Republican backed legal challenge against the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission’s state legislative map went to trial last week and…

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