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Archive: Redistricting
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A Wide-Ranging Court Ruling
A Franklin County judge has rendered a decision likely to impact legislative, gubernatorial, and even presidential politics in 2004. And the judicial process just started.
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Odds Are Against New Maps
The new House and Senate districts enacted last week face long odds in the coming legal challenges. Here are some of the reasons why this process probably isn't over.
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More Thoughts on the Redistricting Session
Further analysis of the new House and Senate maps reveals some interesting twists and scenarios for Democratic or Republican control in Raleigh -- after some litigation.
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A First Look at the New Maps
The NC General Assembly met Monday for a quickie session to draw legislative districts yet again. Issues for litigation immediately presented themselves — of course.
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Re-Redistricting – Round & Round We Go
A public hearing on legislative redistricting in Raleigh signals the beginning, and only the beginning, of what may be a lengthy process.
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How to Win & Lose Simultaneously
Republican plaintiffs in North Carolina's ongoing redistricting conflict lost a battle in court Thursday -- and celebrated victory.
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Behind the Latest Redistricting Gambit
There’s been another twist in North Carolina’s long-running fight over legislative redistricting. But don’t believe everything you read: the latest legal maneuver is designed to accomplished a just and timely result, not a judicial takeover.
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What Comes Next on Redistricting
The North Carolina Supreme Court has ruled, again, against the gross gerrymandering of legislative districts. The next thing to expect is another round of gross gerrymandering.