Florida doesn’t need more election map shenanigans | Column
Every 10 years, the maps that designate voting districts get redrawn. Last time it is was a political sham. From 2012 to 2016, the Florida
Voters’ groups challenge Republicans on redistricting as high-stakes map-drawing kicks off
Florida lawmakers take their first steps Monday toward redrawing political boundaries in the nation’s biggest presidential swing state, but voters’ groups are already testing the Republican-led Legislature.
South Florida’s loss could be Central Florida’s gain as redistricting process begins
Florida legislators will formally launch their reapportionment efforts Monday, armed with the Census data that gives Florida one new congressional district and promises to upset
Florida’s redistricting process will have far-reaching consequences for the next decade
VoxPopuli’s primer on the process, including what it is, what it means to you and what the next several months will entail Read More
Florida legislators resist calls for redistricting transparency
GOP leaders have held no public hearings, will give no media interviews, and have not responded to requests from voters’ groups that they conduct a
Draw the line for fair elections
Palm Beach Post Editorial Board U.S. Census data released Aug. 12 set in motion the process by which Florida lawmakers will redraw political district lines for federal,
