Republicans Keep Gerrymandering and I Keep Suing
On Wednesday, North Carolina Republicans enacted a newly gerrymandered map that targets Black voters to create an additional seat for a white Republican. The next day – yesterday – my law firm sued.
On Wednesday, North Carolina Republicans enacted a newly gerrymandered map that targets Black voters to create an additional seat for a white Republican. The next day – yesterday – my law firm sued.
These discriminatory laws and practices kept citizens from voting, holding office, and controlling their own destinies. They turned to the courts — and won.
People Not Politicians v. Hoskins
A pro-voting lawsuit seeking to stop the Secretary of State from rejecting a referendum to veto Missouri’s new gerrymandered map.
Missouri General Assembly et al v. Glahn et al
An anti-voting lawsuit seeking to block a state-wide referendum to veto the GOP-controlled state legislature’s new gerrymandered map.
University of South Florida College Republicans et al v. Lutnick et al
An anti-voting lawsuit seeking to block statistical methodologies used in the 2020 Census from being deployed in the 2030 Census.
Georgia State Conference of the NAACP v. Meriwether County Board of Elections and Registration
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging a redistricting map that dilutes the voting power of Black voters in Meriwether County, Georgia.
Medina v. Aguilar
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging a Nevada independent redistricting commission ballot initiative.
Healey v. State of Missouri
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging the Missouri legislature’s new gerrymandered congressional map.
Luther v. Hoskins
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging the Missouri legislature’s new gerrymandered congressional map.
Wise v. State of Missouri
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging the Missouri Legislature’s new gerrymandered congressional map.