Jane C. Timm

Moore' push comes one week after the top Democrat in the state Senate said he wouldn't move forward with an attempt to redraw the state's congressional map.

Pennsylvania voters will decide Tuesday in an unusually contentious election whether three Democratic justices should remain on the state Supreme Court for another 10-year term, a vote that could result in a deadlocked bench for years if they are removed

Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson’s pronouncement this week that he wouldn’t pursue a new congressional map has set off a round of infighting in the state Democratic Party

Virginia Democratic lawmakers on Friday took the first big step in a complicated maneuver to redraw the state's congressional map before next year's midterm elections.

Ohio Republican and Democratic lawmakers are set to agree to a deal on a new congressional map that would give a slight, but not overwhelming, boost to the GOP.

Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson said the chamber would not try to redraw the state's congressional map to further boost Democrats ahead of the midterms.

Louisiana Republicans passed two bills to delay the state's spring elections, a move designed to give them time for a possible redraw of the congressional map.

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun on Monday called a special legislative session to consider redrawing the state's congressional map, though it’s unclear if enough GOP lawmakers will support the redistricting effort.“I am calling a special legislative session to protect Hoosiers from efforts in other states that seek to diminish their voice in Washington and ensure their representation in Congress is fair,” Braun, a Republican, said in a statement.

Virginia Democratic lawmakers are planning an effort to redraw their congressional maps to boost their party ahead of next year's midterm elections, adding an unexpected state to the country’s ongoing redistricting arms race.

North Carolina's Republican-controlled Legislature passed a new congressional map that aims to further boost the party ahead of next year's midterm elections

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has held discussions with Maryland and Illinois Democrats about new maps as he vows to further respond to GOP efforts.