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How the Supreme Court Could Turbocharge Gerrymandering
A pending decision could gut the Voting Rights Act and encourage states to disenfranchise minority voters.
Posted inPolitics
Redistricting, Supreme Court Should Worry Democrats About 2026
Despite this week’s blue wave, the Supreme Court and GOP statehouses could preserve the House Republican majority.
Posted inLaw and Justice
How the Roberts Court Could Neuter the Voting Rights Act
By rendering race subordinate to partisan redistricting, the conservative justices can destroy the landmark law without declaring a key provision unconstitutional.
Posted inPolitics Roundtable
Republicans Under Pressure: Redistricting, Economy, Israel
The editors discuss the ongoing redistricting fight in Texas, economic turmoil, and the deepening divisions over Israel’s policy in Gaza.
Posted inLaw and Justice
Today’s Supreme Court is Anti-Voter
The South Carolina redistricting ruling is more evidence of a Court that guts voting rights and defers to politicians and not citizens.
Posted inPolitics
Alabama’s Defiance of the Supreme Court and the Rule of Law
The state’s attempt to nullify a Voting Rights Act decision calls for a swift and firm rebuke.
Posted inLaw and Justice
The Looming Supreme Court Nullification Crisis
The precedent-smashing, highly political Roberts Court is likely to trigger outright defiance by the left and right. Just look at Alabama’s failure to comply with a recent Court ruling.
Posted inProtecting the Vote
Republicans Took Over the North Carolina Supreme Court. Here’s What Happened.
After a change in justices, the court is ignoring precedent and taking aim at issues like redistricting and voter ID laws.
Posted inPolitics
The Decline and Possible Resurrection of Radical Gerrymandering
Exclusive: Gerrymandering is affecting U.S. House races much less often. But that could all change if the most conservative Supreme Court justices have their way.
