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Common Cause NC calls on state lawmakers to enact nonpartisan redistricting reform now
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U.S. Supreme Court ducks responsibility to end gerrymandering; Effort to end gerrymandering in NC moves forward in state court
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Chapel Hill Town Council Member Allen Buansi joins board of Common Cause NC
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Statement from Common Cause NC in response to indictment of NC GOP chair and political donors on bribery charges
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Majority of NC House members co-sponsor bill to end gerrymandering, number is highest ever for redistricting reform proposal in NC
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NC lawmakers introduce bipartisan bill to end gerrymandering
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Common Cause NC applauds Gov. Cooper for vetoing flawed board of elections bill
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Common Cause NC applauds Gov. Cooper for vetoing voter ID bill
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Common Cause NC urges Gov. Cooper to veto voter ID bill
On Thursday, the NC General Assembly passed a photo ID requirement for voting (Senate Bill 824) and sent the measure to Gov. Roy Cooper for his signature or veto. Common Cause NC respectfully calls upon Gov. Cooper to veto this legislation.
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Common Cause, North Carolina Democratic Party, Individual Voters Sue in North Carolina State Court Over Partisan Gerrymandering of North Carolina General Assembly
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Federal District Court Affirms Landmark Ruling Against Partisan Gerrymandering in North Carolina
RALEIGH, NC – A three-judge federal district court panel in Greensboro again ruled in Common Cause v. Rucho that the NC General Assembly violated the U.S. Constitution in 2016 when legislators manipulated congressional districts for partisan advantage.
Appeals of three-judge panel redistricting decisions go directly to the U.S. Supreme Court, so the case could be heard there in the next year.
Appeals of three-judge panel redistricting decisions go directly to the U.S. Supreme Court, so the case could be heard there in the next year.