Redistricting Law & Litigation
Litigation Updates
NAACP Loses State Court Battle Over Tennessee’s Redrawn Map – But Federal Fight Continues
A three-judge panel in state court dismissed a challenge to Tennessee's 2026 redistricting and election ... Read More
Missouri’s Congressional Map Survives Another Legal Challenge, but the Referendum Fight Is Still Alive
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled unanimously on May 27 that Gov. Mike Kehoe acted within ... Read More
Court Declines to Block Florida’s GOP Map, Setting Up Longer Legal Fight
A Leon County Circuit Judge ruled today, keeping Florida's mid-decade congressional map in place while ... Read More
Legal News
With Election Clock Ticking, Virginia Democrats File Emergency SCOTUS Appeal
Virginia Democrats on Monday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to revive the voter-approved redistricting amendment struck down last week by ... Read More
Virginia Supreme Court Strikes Down Democratic Redistricting Plan in McDougle v. Virginia
The Supreme Court of Virginia on May 8th, struck down a voter-approved constitutional amendment that would have authorized Democrats to ... Read More
Supreme Court Rewrites the Rules for Minority Voting Rights in Louisiana v. Callais
On April 29, the Supreme Court issued a landmark 6-3 ruling in Louisiana v. Callais that dramatically narrows how courts ... Read More
What Just Happened? Callais Decision Triggers Mutliple Map Redraws
The Supreme Court has struck down Louisiana’s 2024 congressional map in Louisiana v. Callais, ruling 6-3 that the state’s creation ... Read More
Virginia Mid-Decade Redistricting Update
irginia’s mid-decade congressional map effort was halted by a Tazewell County circuit judge who said lawmakers didn’t follow the basic ... Read More
Utah Court Clears the Path for Appellate Review of Congressional Map Decision After No Appeal is Filed
Third District Judge Dianna Gibson has issued a Rule 54(b) certification, specifically granting the Utah Legislature permission to immediately appeal ... Read More