Florida Redistricting Special Session Challenge
Pines et al v. DeSantis et al
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging Gov. DeSantis’ call for a special session to conduct mid-decade redistricting.
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Pines et al v. DeSantis et al
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging Gov. DeSantis’ call for a special session to conduct mid-decade redistricting.
Tangipa et al v. Newsom et al
An anti-voting lawsuit challenging the implementation of California’s new congressional map following the passage of Proposition 50.
State of Missouri et al v. United States Department of Commerce et al
An anti-voting lawsuit seeking to block undocumented individuals and temporary visa holders from being counted in the 2030 U.S. Census.
Chippewa Cree Indians of the Rocky Boys Reservation et al v. Chouteau County, Montana et al
A pro-voting lawsuit brought by Native American voters challenging the county’s at-large method for electing commissioners.
Moore v. Lee
Lawsuit filed on behalf of Democratic voters challenging Tennessee’s new state House and Senate maps drawn with 2020 census data.
Noyes et al v. Newsom et al
An anti-voting lawsuit challenging the implementation of California’s new congressional map passed under Proposition 50.
Jackson v. Tarrant County
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging a GOP-approved redistricting map that dilutes the voting power of minority voters in Tarrant County, Texas.
LULAC v. Tarrant County
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging a GOP-approved redistricting map that dilutes the voting power of minority voters in Tarrant County, Texas.
Mexican American Legislative Caucus v. Abbott
Lawsuit filed by MALC in state court challenging how new Texas House districts are drawn.
Clarke v. Town of Newburgh
Lawsuit filed on behalf of Black and Hispanic voters challenging the at-large system for electing members of the Newburgh Town Board under the New York Voting Rights Act (NYVRA).