The latest in PA redistricting

Big news from VA: Lawmakers approve independent redistricting commission

Chris Satullo | February 25th, 2019

ICYMI: Maryland backs citizen mapping as U.S. Supreme Court prepares to hear cases

Don Henry | January 7th, 2019

As the Supreme Court becomes more conservative, some fear that key weapons in the fight for fairer districts could be struck down.

ICYMI: DTL in the news and the 'empire' strikes back

Chris Satullo | January 2nd, 2019

In several state capitols, elected officials continue to try to thwart or undo redistricting reforms that voters just approved.

ICYMI: Bipartisan ire foils N.J. Dems' gerrymandering scheme

Chris Satullo | December 18th, 2018

A grassroots uprising by both red and blue sources made Trenton power brokers back off a distinctly partisan redistricting "reform."

ICYMI: While Maryland squabbles, Utah progresses

DTL Staff | November 28th, 2018

Maneuvering to undo Clean Missouri reforms has begun

Chris Satullo | November 27th, 2018

Missouri lawmakers are already making noises about trying to overturn the will of the voters who overwhelming approved the Clean Missouri reform package at the polls.

ICYMI: SCOTUS back in the gerrymandering headlines

Don Henry | November 16th, 2018

In Maryland an inter-party brawl is developing over the appeal, while racial concerns are at the center of the Virginia case.