Eric Holder’s Plan to Gerrymander America
He blames party losses not on bad messaging, unpopular policies or faulty candidates but on districting.
Texas AG Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Congressional Redistricting Case
“Lower court’s decision to invalidate parts of the maps it drew and adopted is inexplicable and indefensible."
Challenge to Texas Voter ID Law Should Be Over, Attorney General Argues
State has added exceptions to allow people who have a "reasonable impediment" to still vote.
CIA Director: Russian Meddling ‘Did Not Affect Outcome of Election’
Earlier report: “The types of systems Russian actors targeted or compromised were not involved in vote tallying.”
The Junk Science at the Heart of the Gerrymandering Case
The efficiency gap is an interesting but deeply problematic metric that should not be imposed by the judiciary.
Lawsuit Seeks to Strike Down Nevada’s Recall Election Laws
Claim: The laws violate the Voting Rights Act because minorities have lower turnout rates in recall elections.
Noncitizen Registered to Vote in New Jersey — Three Different Times
A report issued last month detailed more than 600 improperly registered voters in the Garden State.
Federal Court Throws Out Alabama Redistricting Lawsuit
New districts can be used in next year’s election cycle.
Nebraska Senator Says Election Concerns Argue for Voter ID
"A common sense proposal that has been politicized and demonized."
The Right Side of History: War on the Electoral College Shows that Progressives Don’t Care about Middle America
Hans von Spakovsky, an ACRU Policy Board member, explains why the Founders created our electoral system.