Congressional Black Caucus Urges Firms to Oppose GOP Redistricting

The Congressional Black Caucus issued a formal call to action on Tuesday, urging more than 250 major corporations to take a public stand against redistricting efforts in Republican-led states. Lawmakers contend these legislative map redrawing processes are “coordinated efforts to silence Black voices at the ballot box” and seek to eliminate majority-Black U.S. House districts. … Read more

Federal Court Blocks Alabama’s New US House Map

Federal Judges Block Alabama Redistricting Plan A three-judge panel issued a preliminary injunction on Tuesday, temporarily blocking Alabama’s attempt to implement a new congressional map. The court’s ruling requires the state to continue utilizing the same court-ordered districts that were in place for the 2024 congressional elections. The decision marks a significant setback for state … Read more

South Carlina to take up redistricting of US House

Lawmakers in the South Carolina state House are set to begin a potentially contentious discussion Monday regarding the reshaping of the state’s congressional districts. The effort centers on whether to adopt a U.S. House map aligned with the desires of President Donald Trump, which could result in a clean sweep of all seven seats for … Read more

Jeffries’ job grows more difficult in race for House and speaker’s gavel

The race for control of the U.S. House of Representatives and the speaker’s gavel has been dramatically reset following back-to-back court rulings that have erased Democratic gains in Virginia and created new threats to Black representation in the Deep South. House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries had previously warned Republicans they would regret the congressional redistricting … Read more

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp calls special legislative session to redraw congressional map after Supreme Court ruling

Governor Brian Kemp has signed a proclamation to convene the Georgia General Assembly for a special session on June 17. The session is designed to address the state’s redistricting process following a landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision that is expected to necessitate changes to electoral maps before the 2028 election cycle. The Catalyst for Change … Read more

GOP redistricting confuses voters and burdens election officials

A rush to redraw congressional districts across several Southern states is triggering widespread voter confusion and creating significant logistical burdens for election officials, according to recent reports. The upheaval, occurring in the midst of primary season, follows a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that weakened the Voting Rights Act and has sparked an intensely partisan gerrymandering … Read more

Alabama lawmakers approve new US House primary, if courts allow it

A national redistricting battle over U.S. House seats shifted toward Republicans on Friday, driven by a Virginia court ruling that invalidated a Democratic effort and new legislation in Alabama that could trigger fresh primary elections. These developments are part of a broader movement by Republicans in several Southern states to capitalize on a recent U.S. … Read more

Tennessee and Alabama take steps to redraw House maps in wake of Supreme Court ruling

Republican governors in Tennessee and Alabama called state lawmakers into special sessions on Friday, initiating a potential effort across several southern states to redraw congressional maps. This move follows a recent Supreme Court decision that narrowed the application of the Voting Rights Act. Supreme Court Ruling Triggers Redistricting Push The catalyst for these sessions was … Read more

US Supreme Court curbs race-based voting maps in landmark ruling

Supreme Court Ruling on Louisiana Voting Map: A Blow to the Voting Rights Act and a Shift in Electoral Power The US Supreme Court’s decision in Louisiana v. Callais, delivered on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, has significantly curtailed the application of the Voting Rights Act (VRA), potentially reshaping congressional maps across the nation and bolstering … Read more

Texas’ new congressional map can be used, Supreme Court rules

The U.S. Supreme Court has officially cleared Texas’ newly redrawn congressional map for use, formally overturning a lower court’s ruling on Monday. This decision maintains the status quo established in November, when the high court allowed the map to be used on a temporary basis. The ruling ensures that the recent electoral lines will be … Read more