Advocacy groups assert Ohio’s gerrymandered maps undermine Black voter influence

Georgia Republican legislative leaders have abruptly abandoned plans to redraw the state’s congressional and legislative districts during a special session.

The newly proposed districts would split the 9th Congressional District, effectively carving Tennessee's only majority-Black seat into three separate districts. 

The Supreme Court of Florida issued a 6-1 decision rejecting a request for a temporary injunction against the state's newly redrawn congressional districts.

The U.S. Supreme Court allowed Alabama to use a congressional map containing a single Black-majority district.

The Supreme Court of Missouri ruled in favor of Gov. Mike Kehoe in NAACP v. Kehoe, upholding the legality of the special legislative session used to redraw the state’s congressional districts ahead...