Three federal judges ruled that Ron DeSantis and the Florida legislature didn't redistrict the state's congressional map for a "racially discriminatory purpose."

Opinion

Ohio must end gerrymandering by empowering citizens to draw legislative districts using an open and transparent process, writes Tom Roberts, president of the Ohio State Conference of the NAACP.

Opinion

The ruling in Alexander v. South Carolina State Conference of the NAACP will likely set precedent.

A federal court approved a new congressional map.

Opinion

Black voters in Alabama, and across the country, will retain the last remaining voter rights protections, thanks to the Supreme Court ruling.

Black leaders are hailing the Supreme Court ruling upholding voting rights in Alabama as a huge win while also expressing cautious optimism about what comes next.

Maps drawn by Republicans were racial gerrymandering, a court ruled.

Opinion

As America’s democracy matured, the power of the people became a matter of right under the Constitution.

The gerrymandering has led to confused voters, wrong ballots, and many frustrated people.

National

The new Supreme Court term - with gerrymandering and affirmative action college admissions cases - may reflect conservative Constitution interpretations.

Nation

The U.S. Supreme Court recently barred federal courts from requiring states to fix their newly adopted but unlawful congressional maps before the 2022 midterm congressional elections.

The chair of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee announced he was running for election to challenge Rep. Mondaire Jones, the type of incumbent Democratic House candidate the group was created to support.