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Every 10 years, after the collection of the decennial census data, states redraw their state and congressional district lines. These districts determine how communities are…
This blog post was written by Lizzy Ganssle and Samyuktha Mahadevan, campaign organizers for LWVUS.
Nearly one year ago, in September 2019, we launched our People Powered Fair MapsTM campaign in response to the disappointing Supreme Court decision in Common Cause v. Rucho…
This guest blog post was contributed by Bonnie Miller, president of LWV of Arkansas.
We’ve all seen the #LoveInTheTimeOfCovid hashtag, but what about #…
COVID-19 has had a huge impact on the way that the Census conducts operations. Because of this impact, the U.S. Census Bureau has been forced to propose changes to its…
Gerrymandering, or the practice of drawing district lines to protect the interest of…
March 26 is the one-year anniversary of the arguments of the League’s consolidated redistricting cases Rucho v. League of Women Voters. The cases were argued in conjunction…
With more Leagues engaging in litigation and an increased interest in the work we are doing, each year we track as many cases happening across the country as possible. The…
This blog post was contributed by campaign staffers Priya Pandey, Rachel Appel, and Kentiya Orange.
Following the devastating decision of League of Women Voters of North…
After the Supreme Court's disappointing decision in the Rucho case this past June—failing to take a stand for voters and establish limits around when partisan gerrymandering…