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News Stories
May, 2009
- Some voting precincts may be cut (5/19/09)
March, 2009
- Additional Precincts could Shorten Lines at Election Time (3/17/09)
- Public getting chance to try redistricting Ohio (3/12/09)
February, 2009
- Editorial: Improve democracy (2/16/09)
- Fewer polling places proposed for next election (2/11/09)
- Election reform bill advances to Senate vote (2/10/09)
January, 2009
- Florida Supreme Court OKs ballot questions to alter method for redistricting (1/30/09)
- Redistricting amendment could be headed to 2010 ballot (1/29/09)
- Voting precincts may be combined (1/20/09)
- Delegates Toss Early Voting, Redistricting Bills (1/19/09)
Litigation
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There are no active cases on Redistricting that Election Law @ Moritz is covering at this time.
Archived Cases
- Arizona Minority Coalition for Redistricting v. The Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission (Arizona)
- Gustafson v. Johns (Alabama)
- Kidd v. Cox (Georgia)
- Lance v. Dennis (Colorado)
- League of United Latin American Citizens v. Perry (Texas)
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