By Katie Vicsik, Florida State Director Fair Districts Amendments & Florida Redistricting Process In 2010, the Fair Districts Amendments were approved by 63% of voters with the aim to stop partisan gerrymandering. If it were not for the litigation that ensued after the 2012 redistricting cycle, the public would have…

By Saumya Narechania, Director of States This week, map drawers in Texas and Georgia released their initial proposed congressional maps. Both proposed maps double down on 2011 gerrymandering in an effort to maintain Republican power — despite the changing political and demographic landscapes of the states. Put simply, these maps…

Florida’s once in a decade process of redrawing the state’s redistricting maps has officially begun. As the Florida State Director at All On The Line, I have spent the last two years engaging with the public about the harmful impacts that gerrymandering has on state and federal policymaking, and working…

Florida Legislature Can and Must Start Collecting Public Input to Ensure Floridians Have a Voice in this Decade’s Redistricting Process This week the Florida House and Senate will convene their redistricting committees that will oversee the once-a-decade drawing of congressional and legislative district maps. Every 10 years, districts are redrawn…

By Claire Low, All On The Line Targeting & Analytics Director In a few short days, data necessary for redistricting will be released by the Census Bureau. This will be the moment when the redistricting process is fully underway across the country. In preparation, All On The Line has hosted…

I believe training is at the heart of organizing. In a few short weeks, the final data necessary for redistricting will be released by the Census Bureau. This will be the moment when the redistricting process is fully underway across the country. And we need to be prepared. That’s why…

By Katie Vicsik, Florida State Director In 2012, the Florida redistricting process was anything but transparent. Politicians in Tallahassee collaborated with partisan political operatives to introduce district maps that overtly favored Republicans while publicly claiming they were including input from Floridians. Years later, those unconstitutional maps were overturned in court…

By Claire Low, Targeting & Analytics Director, All On The Line At All On The Line, we are eagerly awaiting the first release of 2020 Census data and new apportionment calculations, which will determine each state’s total number of congressional districts for the next 10 years and each state’s power…

By Katy Shanahan Last week, the U.S. Census Bureau announced another delay to when states will receive data — this time, pushing the delivery of redistricting data to states by September 30, which is six months later than under normal circumstances. This delay certainly presents some challenges to Ohio’s upcoming…