Ohio Gerrymandering Case May Be Headed to SCOTUS
5/7: Ohio officials will appeal a federal judge panel's decision on their redistricting to the Supreme Court, which will make it the fourth gerrymandering case before the high court.
Michigan Appeals Gerrymandering Case to the Supreme Court
5/6: Michigan will be the third state to bring a gerrymandering case before the US Supreme Court.
Texas Fights Return of Federal Control Over Redistricting
5/2: Texas argued in federal court against forced redistricting for several counties.
Virginia Governor Vetoed Anti-Gerrymandering Bill
4/30: Virginia Governor Ralph Northam has vetoed a bill designed to hamper gerrymandering.
Republicans Take Gerrymandering Case to SCOTUS
4/30: Michigan Republicans have appealed the federal court's gerrymandering ruling, hoping to take the case to the Supreme Court.
State Senator Avoids Fine in Pennsylvania Gerrymandering Case
4/24: A federal appeals court ruled that Republican state senator Joe Scarnati can't be held financially responsible for gerrymandering in the state of Pennsylvania.
North Carolina Considers Bill Reforming Redistricting
4/18: Three Democratic legislators have proposed a bill that would change the process of redrawing districts in North Carolina.
Holder’s Organization Is Defeated in Wisconsin
4/6: Former Attorney General Eric Holder's National Democratic Redistricting Committee backed the losing candidate in a Wisconsin judicial race.
Mississippi Republicans Push for New Redistricting Hearing
4/8: Republicans in Mississippi are requesting another hearing after a lawsuit found that a district needed to be redrawn.
Supreme Court Looks at Racial Element of Redistricting
3/18: As the Supreme Court weighs the redistricting question in Virginia, it is examining if the districts are causing racial disparities.