Daily Kos provides a detailed overview of the newly enacted North Carolina U.S. House map. The current lineup is 8-5 Republican. North Carolina will be gaining a seat, so the new breakdown is projected to be 10-3 GOP with one swing district. The state has had a recent history of successful challenges to Congressional districts in state court, so we'll see what happens... Alabama's map has also been signed into law, preserving a 6-1 Republican edge. The one Democratic seat has a large Black population and the state's population is such that a second district could have been drawn to include a sizable proportion of African Americans. This was not done, however, so lawsuits will follow... Finally, New Hampshire is only at the draft stage, but Republicans in the Granite State are proposing a map to make a 1-1 split more likely, as opposed to the current 2-0 Democratic delegation.
This website collects articles published on the U.S. House redistricting heading into 2022. For incisive analysis of population shifts and possible new district lines, see Dave Wasserman!
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Redistricting Now Complete in All States (NATIONAL)
With New Hampshire finally determining how to draw the lines between its two congressional districts, all states have now completed redis...
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The Lincoln Journal-Star reports on some of the early maneuvering in the Nebraska legislature that may convert the 2nd district (little bl...
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Over at The Atlantic , Dave Wasserman writes about a shift in how most members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) from southern states...
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Connecticut currently has five U.S. House seats (all held by Democrats) and will remain at five seats. As the Connecticut Mirror reports, a...
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