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Michigan’s redistricting commission says it’s already spent around 430-thousand-dollars since running out of money in October
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Michigan’s redistricting commission is suing the state legislature for a little over 3-million-dollars in funding
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The suit will allege violations of the U.S. Voting Rights Act and the state constitution. The No. 1 map-drawing criteria for the panel was to comply with the 1965 law, which bans discriminatory voting practices and procedures.
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Under the current map, Republicans would win an extra 15.2% of seats in a hypothetical tied election. Their edge drops to 2.8% under the new plan based on an analysis of 2016, 2018 and 2020 election data, according to PlanScore, a project of the nonpartisan Campaign Legal Center. The GOP has controlled the chamber for nearly 40 years.
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Her signature last week came days after the state Supreme Court ruled against the panel in a test of a constitutional requirement that it conduct all of its business at open meetings.
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The Michigan Supreme Court on Friday denied a request to extend the deadline for drawing new legislative and congressional maps despite a delay in census…
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Secretary of State Joselyn Benson joins TMS to discuss in invitation to free application workshops in GR and Kzoo for Independent Citizens Redistricting…