09

Mar

Case Updates, LATEST, NEWS, Redistricting, Redistricting Commissions, State Lawslpother, new york, redistricting commissions, STATENEWS

New York State Officials Sued Over Funding for Redistricting Commission

By Editor

The controversy over funding of the New York Redistricting Commission has come to a head as two individuals sue the governor and other state officials over the impasse. One plaintiff…

04

Jan

Census Law, LATEST, Monthly Redistricting Update, NEWS, Redistrictingapportionment, census, census 2020, new york, scotus, Supreme Court, U.S. Census Bureau

December Redistricting Update

By Editor

December was all about the apportionment numbers when it comes to redistricting news. Let's get you up-to-date. White House Memo on Excluding “Aliens” from the Official Apportionment Count The U.S.…

01

Dec

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Listen: Supreme Court Oral Argument in Trump Apportionment / Citizenship Case

By Editor

On Monday the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral argument in Trump v. New York. This case challenged an executive memo directing the Census Bureau to report official congressional apportionment data…

19

Oct

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Supreme Court Schedules November Oral Argument in Undocumented Immigrant Apportionment Case

By Editor

On Friday, the Supreme Court announced it would expedite an appeal by the Trump administration after a lower district court halted the administration’s plan to exclude people who are in…

15

Sep

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A Look at the New Redistricting Process in New York

By Michelle Davis

2021 will be the first time New York conducts redistricting under a new regime. In 2014, as part of a political compromise between the legislature and governor, a constitutional amendment…

14

Sep

NEWS, POLICY and PRACTICE, VIDEOLATFOR, new york, policyindepth, STATENEWS

Video: New York Legislators Hold Public Hearing on Redistricting

By Michelle Davis

Hoping to grapple with an untenable confluence of logistical realities, the Legislative Task Force on Demographic Research and Reapportionment held this hearing in July to deal with possible delayed census…

12

Sep

DATA and TECHNOLOGY, NEWScensus, census 2020, new york

Here’s the Status of the 2020 Census. So Far . . .

By Editor

Need a quick explanation on whats going on with the census? wondering if it will be delayed, extended or or cut short? Listen to Jeffrey Wice, an adjunct professor and…

11

Sep

Census Law, LATEST, LAW, Redistrictingapportionment, census, census 2020, lawindepth, new york, U.S. Census Bureau

NY Federal Court Enjoins Presidential Order to Remove Illegal Immigrants from Apportionment Count

By Michelle Davis

A federal court panel is the first to decide on whether the president's memorandum directing the U.S. Census Bureau to report the estimated number of “aliens who are not in…

15

Jan

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Federal Court Rejects a Citizenship Question for the 2020 Census

By Editor

A New York federal district court has rejected the administration's bid to place a citizenship question on the upcoming 2020 census. The U.S. Department of Commerce, which is the main…