Help Election Integrity, End Senate 30-Hour Rule
Elections across America are suffering from vulnerabilities in the system.
Advocates Alarmed by Powerful Conservative Group’s Attention to Voting
Election integrity panels at the ALEC conference, one sponsored by ACRU, "have increased significance."
Playing Politics Is Not Unconstitutional
An adverse ruling in the Gill case could usurp the authority of the political branches of government.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Orders Redistricting Lawsuit to Proceed
Commonwealth Court has only until Dec. 31 to issue findings of fact and legal conclusions.
Supreme Court Rejects Bid to Halt Pennsylvania Redistricting Lawsuit
The suit alleges that state maps have unfairly given Republicans an electoral advantage.
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."
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.
Federal Court Throws Out Alabama Redistricting Lawsuit
New districts can be used in next year’s election cycle.
How the ‘Revolution’ Is Eating Its Own
The ACLU gets stung on campus, and wants the courts to enter the "political thicket" of redistricting.