Upcoming SCOTUS Case Could Reshape Redistricting As We Know It

The ideal outcome in Louisiana v. Callais would be for SCOTUS to definitively declare that 'race should never be a factor in redistricting,' Hans von Spakovsky said.

SCOTUS Stays Lower Court Ruling In North Dakota Voting Rights Act Dispute

On Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court temporarily blocked a lower court ruling centered on provisions of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. In a 6-3 decision, the justices stayed a ruling by the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals, which had sided against two American Indian tribes in an ongoing dispute over North Dakota’s state legislative map. […]

Michigan Senate Passes Bills Threatening Election Integrity

Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson helped craft the legislation, which is backed by a left-wing activist group.

Democrats Could Lose Seats In Congress After Biden DOJ Gambled On A Local Commissioner Seat

If Galveston County prevails, its lawyers predict at least a dozen congressional seats that are Democrat strongholds could eventually be redrawn.

Democrats’ Bill Would Give The DOJ Veto Power Over State And Local Election Laws

The legislation is a power grab meant to circumvent the Supreme Court's 2013 decision that restrained the federal government's overreach into elections.

Federal Judge Upholds Arizona Law To Verify Voters’ Citizenship Status

'Nor do these provisions impose an undue burden on the right to vote'

Exclusive: Why Democrats’ Favorite Formula For Electoral Maps Is Inherently Crooked

A new study from WILL takes aim at the flawed 'efficiency gap' math the left uses to accuse Republicans of gerrymandering.