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Texas Asks Supreme Court to Revive 2025 Congressional Map After Racial-Gerrymander Ruling

The state seeks an emergency stay to use its new map before filing deadlines, arguing election timing and partisan intent justify relief.

Polls Show Partisan Support for Gerrymandering and Broad Opposition to Mid‑Decade Redraws

Federal Court Blocks Texas' 2025 Congressional Map, Orders Return to 2021 Lines

Court Blocks Texas’ New House Map for 2026, Orders Return to 2021 Districts

Utah Judiciary Rebukes Threats After Judge Overturns GOP Congressional Map

Justice Department Sues to Block California’s Prop 50 Congressional Map

California Senate Leader Mike McGuire Launches Bid to Unseat Rep. Doug LaMalfa in Newly Redrawn 1st District

Utah Judge Tosses GOP Map, Instates Plan That Creates Democratic‑Leaning House District

Hoyer and Raskin Press Maryland to Redraw U.S. House Map as Moore’s Commission Begins Work

California Voters Approve Prop 50 to Let Legislature Redraw U.S. House Maps

Judge Weighs Utah Law Limiting Gerrymandering Metrics Ahead of 2026 Map Ruling

Prop. 50 Nears California Vote With Strong Polling and Heavy Democratic Push

Prop 50 Holds Majority Support as Early Voting Mounts in California Redistricting Fight

Braun Calls Nov. 3 Special Session to Redraw Indiana’s U.S. House Map

As Early Voting Opens, Prop. 50’s Redraw Would Reshape San Diego’s 48th and Test GOP Strongholds

Brennan Presses Jeffries on ‘Rigged Elections’ Rhetoric as Gerrymandering Fight Intensifies

Redistricting Fight Escalates as California’s Prop. 50 Surges and Utah GOP Shifts Strategy

Virginia Democrats Launch Redistricting Bid as North Carolina Republicans Approve New House Map

North Carolina Enacts New U.S. House Map Aiming to Add One GOP Seat

Early Voting Near Recall Pace in California Prop 50 Battle Over Congressional Map