Senators Judith Zaffirini of Laredo and Juan “Chuy” Hinojosa of McAllen said Wednesday they stayed in the Texas Senate to vote against a bill that would redraw Congressional districts.

As conservatives launch gerrymandering efforts ahead of next year’s midterms, they’re trying to obscure the discriminatory impact that their plans will have.

Rep. Crockett said because of the newly drawn Congressional maps by Texas Republicans, she’s considering running in a different Congressional district than the one she is representing now.

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"This is an effort to stifle Americans who have had enough," Texas House Democratic Caucus Chairman Gene Wu said in a press conference Wednesday. "Republicans know that their agenda and what they have ...

The Quorum break at the Texas Capitol continued on Wednesday, but Texas Democrats may be ready to bring their redistricting ...

Gov. Mike Braun is considering calling a special session to redraw Indiana’s congressional map early, depending on ...

A judge in Illinois on Wednesday denied Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s request to enforce civil arrest warrants for the ...

The Supreme Court will begin its 2025 term on October 6. The justices are expected to hear several cases about issues that ...

Democrats from both states are in Chicago on Wednesday to voice their opposition to Republican redistricting efforts.