Donald Trump sparked a gerrymandering arms race that his party appears close to losing.
Below are the states where redistricting has occurred or is planned. Darker states indicate that redistricting has already been finalized (though they may face further challenges), while lighter states indicate that redistricting is planned.
Republicans have only won the national popular vote twice since 1988 (in the elections of 2004 and 2024). Yet, since the turn of the century, Americans have spent more years with a Republican in the White House than a Democrat.
A "dummymander" is exactly what it sounds like—a dumb gerrymander, and Florida's new congressional maps may be just that.
The Democratic establishment keeps reaching for moderates. The party's best historical analog, and its best path forward, is the Tea Party.
The Supreme Court is on the verge of rolling back a cornerstone of voting rights law. Aidan Jonas breaks it down in a piece for Bruin Political Review.
