A panel of federal judges has invalidated Louisiana’s recently enacted congressional map, which included the creation of a second majority-Black district, just months following its implementation
The Sixth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals is set to hear oral arguments on Tuesday regarding a Tennessee policy that requires individuals with prior felony convictions to provide...
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Louisiana officials urged the Fifth Circuit on Tuesday to overturn a lower court's decision that declared the state’s congressional map unconstitutional for diluting Black voting power, requiring it...
Read moreA federal appeals court reviewed arguments Tuesday in a case that could either undermine protections for minority voters or confirm that Louisiana’s legislative redistricting dilutes the political power...
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The Florida Senate and Secretary of State Cord Byrd urged a federal judicial panel last week to dismiss a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a 2022 Senate redistricting...
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Jan 10, 2025 Story by: Editor On Tuesday, Wisconsin Senate Republicans advanced a proposal to amend the state constitution, requiring voters to provide photo identification when casting their...
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