Supreme Court of Ohio Strikes Down Second Revised General Assembly Maps
In the evening of Wednesday, March 16, the Supreme Court of Ohio struck down the state’s third set of General Assembly maps for violating the Ohio Constitution.
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In the evening of Wednesday, March 16, the Supreme Court of Ohio struck down the state’s third set of General Assembly maps for violating the Ohio Constitution.
On Monday, March 14, a federal lawsuit was filed against Louisiana’s new legislative maps.
Today, a group of Missouri voters filed a lawsuit over the state’s stalled redistricting process that has so far failed to produce a new congressional map.
Today, a lawsuit was filed in state court over Florida’s imminent failure to enact a new congressional map following the release of 2020 census data.
This week, two more emergency applications were filed in the U.S. Supreme Court.
Late last night, a lawsuit was filed in state court over Louisiana’s failure to enact a new congressional map following the release of 2020 census data.
On Monday, March 7, a lawsuit was filed in federal court challenging Arkansas’ new congressional map.
UPDATE: On Monday, March 7, the U.S. Supreme Court denied both applications.
Today, the Florida Legislature approved a congressional plan, advancing two map options that are expected to be vetoed by Gov. Ron DeSantis (R).
Today, the Kansas Supreme Court denied a petition filed by Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt (R) seeking to block ongoing lawsuits against the state’s congressional map.