Gerrymandering
Barack Obama Calls Donald Trump's Attempts to Restrict Census 'Disturbing'
"You've got one major party in this country that has made no bones about the fact that they want to make it harder for some people to vote," Obama said.
Everything Obama Has Said About Gerrymandering Under Trump's Presidency
"I think people don't completely appreciate how much gerrymandering affects the outcome [of elections]," former President Barack Obama said.
Ohio Newspaper Blasts 'Legislative Terrorist' Rep. Jim Jordan
In the op-ed author Brent Larkin's opinion, Jordan's political ascent came down to the 2012 redrawing of Ohio's "hideously gerrymandered" 4th Congressional District.
Top GOP Leader Says He Won't Appeal Court Ruling in NC Gerrymandering Case
"Voters are not freely choosing their representatives. Rather, representatives are choosing their voters," the judges said.
Women's March Focuses On Black Women
Speakers at this year's "Power to the Polls" event on Sunday in Las Vegas gave special attention to women of color and black women especially, whose contributions to the feminist movement they said have been ignored and pushed to the side for too long.
How Anthony Kennedy Could Save Fair Voting
If the Supreme Court strikes down a Wisconsin map for partisan redistricting gone too far, voting rights advocates win big
How Republicans Are Trying to Rig Elections
The Supreme Court has already told Republicans in North Carolina they need to draw "constitutionally adequate districts."
What Is Gerrymandering? Supreme Court to Hear Key Case
Did Wisconsin Republicans violate the Constitution with their 2011 redistricting?
Obama's Return: Charming But Flat
By promoting the idea of young people being civically engaged, former President Barack Obama is pushing on an open door.
John Oliver Explains How Politicians Use Gerrymandering
"In a democracy, the question of who gets to draw the map should not have as much significance as it currently does," says Oliver.
Gerrymandering Keeps Gun Lobby Pawns in Office
Nonpartisan redistricting is the only way to get the "crazy Republicans" out of office and make progress on gun violence prevention efforts.
Texans Drew Districts to Undermine Hispanic Vote: Court
Federal judges write that the 2003 gerrymandering effort 'bears the mark of intentional discrimination.'
Neil Buchanan: Are We Witnessing the End of Democracy?
Trump and the Republicans have every reason to change the rules to stay in power.
Abortion, Affirmative Action and Other Supreme Court Cases to Watch This Session
The Supreme Court is set to rule on a variety of hot-button social issues.
Florida Supreme Court Orders Redrawing of Some 'Constitutionally Invalid' Congressional Districts
"The court has made it abundantly clear that partisan gerrymandering will not be tolerated," said attorney David King.
Supreme Court Upholds Arizona's Voter-Approved Redistricting Commission
By 5-4, the court ruled that the initiative did not violate the U.S. Constitution's requirement that state legislatures set congressional district boundaries.