JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The apportionment of power in Florida and the United States balances on some lines on a map. Those lines, which define state and congressional voting districts, will be redrawn in the coming weeks and months

Florida lawmakers will follow a new set of rules when drawing the state’s legislative and congressional district maps. The changes are meant to prevent intentional partisan gerrymandering from happening this time around. In 2015, the Florida Supreme Court

New rules announced Monday put limits on the input the Senate gets from the public. TALLAHASSEE — In an effort to “take steps against the shadow process” that marred legislative redistricting 10 years ago, Senate Reapportionment Committee Chair