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.
Federal Court Rules Michigan Districts Must Be Redrawn
4/25: A three judge panel ruled that at least 34 of Michigan's districts need to be redrawn.
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.
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.
SCOTUS Prepares to Hear Maryland Redistricting Case
3/15: On March 26 the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on Maryland's gerrymandered districts.
Supreme Court Takes on Redistricting in Virginia
3/15: Virginia's controversial redistricting will once again go before the Supreme Court.
Federal Judges Will Rule on Ohio Districts
3/14: Federal judges will rule on whether Ohio's congressional map has been drawn fairly by the GOP.
Court Ordered Redistricting Shows Democratic Advantage
3/1: The court-ordered redistricting in North Carolina shows that Democrats may be using suits to gain advantages in the state.