Redistricting

Court refuses to stop Tennessee’s gerrymander

A gerrymandered map in Tennessee’s only majority-Black district will stay gerrymandered. A three-judge panel Thursday denied the plaintiffs, Black voters and allied organizations, a motion for a preliminary injunction that would have paused the map’s effect before midterm elections. The plaintiffs claimed the map was drawn to dilute Black political power and violated the Equal […]

By Natalie Hausmann

Scorched earth: How Trump’s gerrymanders and the Supreme Court burned redistricting to the ground

America’s system of electoral redistricting has never been perfect for ensuring that maps are drawn to benefit voters, not politicians or parties.  But over the past year, conservatives have radically transformed it into virtually unrecognizable terrain perhaps most closely resembling a burn scar — the term for the scorched land left behind after a wildfire. […]

By Jen Rice

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