Texas Could Subpoena Harmeet Dhillon on Redistricting Letter
Texas officials could subpoena Assistant U.S. Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon to answer questions about her letter urging the state to redraw its congressional map.
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Texas Republican Redistricting Chair Admits He Hasn’t Looked at Census Data
At the request of President Donald Trump, Republicans are working to redraw the Texas congressional map, as Democrats rally opposition to the scheme.
Can Texas Democrats Stop the Redistricting By ‘Breaking Quorum’?
Republicans are racing to pass a new Texas congressional map in the coming weeks, following the marching orders of President Donald Trump.
Texas GOP Rushing Through Redistricting Scheme
Texas Republicans are speeding through an unusual mid-decade redistricting process in an attempt to deliver President Donald Trump a House majority in 2026.
North Carolina, RNC Team Up on New Rule Change to Restrict Student Voting
North Carolina election officials on Monday banned a digital form of in-person voter identification for students and employees of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Don’t Say Vote: NC GOPers Want to Bar Election Officials From Encouraging Turnout
North Carolina Republicans have introduced a sweeping elections bill that, among other steps, would bar election officials from encouraging or promoting voter turnout. It’s the latest and starkest example of a trend among Republicans of opposing even nonpartisan outreach efforts that could boost voting rates. The proposed ban “raises real questions about what democracy means […]
North Carolina Launches Voter Roll Program That Could Disenfranchise Tens of Thousands
North Carolina formally launched a project Thursday that could disenfranchise tens of thousands of voters, despite pushback from national Democrats.
Dems to Fight Texas’ ‘Illegal, Unconstitutional and Egregious Effort to Rig the Elections’
With Texas set to begin a special session that includes drawing a new congressional map next week, national Democrats say they’re exploring ways to stop the Republican plan.
Court Records Show Texas Flipped Its Stance on Use of Race in Drawing Maps
Texas said it plans to redraw its congressional map, citing a claim by the U.S. Department of Justice that the current map is an unconstitutional racial gerrymander. But the state lawmaker who drew those maps said just last month that she didn’t consider race in the process.
Texas Plans Mid-Decade Redistricting After Pressure from White House
The Texas Legislature will redraw its congressional maps beginning this summer, after Gov. Greg Abbott (R) announced he added mid-decade redistricting to the state’s upcoming special session agenda.