After Wisconsin’s Supreme Court Election, Expect More GOP State Laws Restricting College Student Voting
After Wisconsin's Supreme Court Election, Expect More GOP State Laws Restricting College Student Voting
Decision in Harper v. Hall Leaves North Carolinians with No Protection from Gerrymandering
We’ve been following the scary Moore v. Harper and Harper v. Hall gerrymandering cases out of North Carolina for months now. A decision Friday in the Hall case likely greenlighted MORE rigged voting districts.
In Landmark Ruling, Alaska Supreme Court Rules that Gerrymandering is Unconstitutional
The Alaska Supreme Court ruled Friday, April 21st that partisan gerrymandering is unconstitutional, invalidating the 2022 maps drawn from a redistricting commission which had strayed from its constitutional intent to be nonpartisan.
Historic Wisconsin Supreme Court Election Shifts the State Supreme Court & Could Impact Critical Issues – Including Gerrymandering
While the historic arraignment of former President Donald Trump dominated the news April 4th, a historic Supreme Court election in Wisconsin may shift the state’s political landscape - and maybe even Congress.
Development in the Blockbuster Moore v. Harper Independent State Legislature Case Could Signal Its End
There’s a development in the pending blockbuster Moore v. Harper “Independent State Legislature” case in the U.S. Supreme Court, which has the court asking for additional information and COULD signal an end to the case without a decision.