On May 4, four bills were introduced in the Tennessee legislature to draw new U.S. House district boundaries, HB 7001, 7002, 7003, and 7005. The bills also extend the petition deadline for independent candidates for U.S. House from March 10 … Continue reading
Richard Winger posted about this case on Wednesday, May 7. But, this is a blog post from the National Taxpayers Union Foundation on Green Party Gubernatorial candidate Butch Ware’s case against the State of California. … Continue reading
Here is the story. Currently, Mississippi has three Republicans and one Democrat (Bennie Thompson) in the US House. Undoubtedly, redistricting would do away with the Democratic district rather easily. … Continue reading
Here is the story from Independent Political Report. Good luck to the Ohio United Party, and I mean that most sincerely. 57,689 is essentially impossible to achieve for a minor party by July 1, 2026. That number is 1% of … Continue reading
On May 8, the Virginia Supreme Court voted 4-3 to strike down the constitutional amendment the voters had approved on April 21 that redrew the U.S. House district boundaries. Here’s a story. Here is the decision in Scott v McDougle, … Continue reading
