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Big news from VA: Lawmakers approve independent redistricting commission

Chris Satullo

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

Don Henry

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

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

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

Maneuvering to undo Clean Missouri reforms has begun

Chris Satullo

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

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

ICYMI - Barnstorming, quelling a 'blue wave' and Better Boundaries

Chris Satullo

A review of the week's news about DTL and the issue of gerrymandering.

ICYMI: DTL barnstorming tour attracts media attention

The Draw the Lines Team

The week in media, with coverage of DTL's launch and updates on redistricting reform in Missouri, Michigan and Virginia.

ICYMI: The latest on redistricting

Chris Satullo

A surprising proposal in Pennsylvania, a legal setback in Missouri and a stubborn effort in Wisconsin top the list.

The national state of play on redistricting reform

Chris Satullo

From coast to coast, from state to state, a grassroots push for election redistricting reform is bearing fruit