by Anna Barrett | Jun 4, 2026 | Alabama, elections, gerrymander, Gerrymandering, News, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Voter Rights, Voter Suppression
The U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday evening allowed Alabama to use a 2023 congressional map, reversing a lower court’s ruling that repeatedly deemed the map racially discriminatory. In an unsigned 6-3 decision on the case known as Allen v. Milligan, the court wrote that the lower court’s map would not be “more convenient” for Alabama than the congressional map the Legislature passed in 2023.
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by Sam Stockard | May 13, 2026 | Congressional Map, elections, Gerrymandering, GOP, News, Tennessee, Voter Rights, Voting Rights
Tennessee’s Republican House speaker is punishing Democrats for participating in a chaotic end to the special session lawmakers used to redraw congressional maps to bolster a GOP candidate in the midterm election. House Speaker Cameron Sexton sent a letter Tuesday to House Minority Leader Karen Camper notifying her that Democratic Caucus members will be removed from all standing committees…
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by Marissa Martinez | Apr 13, 2026 | Citizenship, Donald Trump, Election, immigration, News, Save America Act, Trans Rights, Trump Administration, Voter Rights, Voter Suppression
President Donald Trump’s priority elections bill has languished in the Senate for the past several weeks as some GOP politicians hesitate to upend precedent for voter registration in federal elections before the midterms. That hasn’t stopped lawmakers in several red states from introducing similar changes for their elections. Certain provisions that mirror the SAVE America Act — particularly…
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