The Redistricting Fight Continues
Now is the time for Democrats to intensify their focus on redistricting, not turn away.

Now is the time for Democrats to intensify their focus on redistricting, not turn away.
Yesterday, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals declined to reinstate Louisiana’s new congressional map while an appeal is being litigated.
Nowhere has had as much redistricting drama this year as Ohio. Today, we’re recapping what went down in Ohio redistricting and where things currently stand as Election Day draw near.
Today, a federal judge temporarily blocked Louisiana’s congressional map for the 2022 election cycle, a win for the state’s Black voters.
As states gear up for elections, actors seeking to suppress votes — and those fighting back — are similarly ramping up their activity. In June we can expect multiple courtroom hearings and potential decisions affecting voting rights in at least eight states.
Today, the New Hampshire Supreme Court adopted a new congressional map after lawmakers failed to draw new districts.
On Saturday, May 21, the New York State Supreme Court, the trial court in the case challenging New York’s congressional and state Senate maps, adopted new maps.
After months of Republican infighting, Missouri has enacted a new congressional map.
Today, a state trial court judge in Florida blocked some of the state’s new congressional districts while a lawsuit challenging the map plays out.
On Friday, May 6, a lawsuit was filed in state court against New Hampshire’s new legislative districts.