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City of Sacramento Approves Language for Independent Redistricting Referendum
The Sacramento City Council approved language for a November referendum to create an independent redistricting commission to draw City Council districts. Following the successful efforts of the California Citizens Redistricting Commission to draw congressional, state legislative, and Board of Equalization districts based on nonpartisan criteria, municipalities are beginning to follow suit.
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No more rigged electoral maps
This week, a crucial trial is under way in Judge Barbara Crabb’s courtroom in Madison. The outcome could have a huge impact not only here in Wisconsin but across the country.
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Organization Representing 40 Local Governments in Pennsylvania Demands Redistricting Reform
Capital Region Council of Governments (CapCOG) – a council of governments that represents 40 Boroughs, Cities and Townships surrounding Harrisburg – passed a resolution calling for a constitutional amendment to end partisan gerrymandering. The CapCOG resolution follows in the footsteps of the Cumberland County, Pittsburgh City Council, and Swarthmore Borough Council resolutions, demanding an end to partisan gerrymandering by way of a constitutional amendment.
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Mga Tagapagtaguyod ng Pagboto sa Bahay ng Ohio: Huwag maglagay ng pricetag sa pagboto
Ang Common Cause Ohio at iba pang mga tagapagtaguyod ng pagboto ay humihimok sa mga mambabatas na idiskaril ang isang mabilis na sinusubaybayang panukalang batas na magpapahirap para sa mga korte ng estado na protektahan ang karapatan ng bawat botante na bumoto sa halalan sa pagkapangulo sa 2016.
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Ohio moving forward on open goverment
Common Cause Ohio is celebrating one victory and going to work toward another in the ongoing fight to ensure that citizens have ready and complete access to information about the workings of government.
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Iowa’s redistricting model deserves bipartisan support
Not so long ago, Wisconsin was heralded as a national model for clean, accountable and open government. Other states sought to emulate Wisconsin’s system of government. We cannot say this today. Perhaps the most notable reason is the unwillingness of our legislators to pass or even discuss nonpartisan redistricting of Wisconsin’s congressional and state legislative districts.
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Indiana should let citizens play key role in redistricting
The Special Interim Committee should be called upon and encouraged to draft a strong reform proposal which should include a citizen-led redistricting commission that will draw districts according to a set of statutory guidelines. Reform of the redistricting process before the next round of maps are drawn in 2021 is critical to the future of the electoral process.
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Independent process to congressional redistricting may be solution for Georgia
The time for independent redistricting reform in Georgia is now. States similar to Georgia are already tackling this tough issue.
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Gerrymander Gazette – October 2016
Welcome to the third edition of the Gerrymander Gazette, Common Cause’s newsletter on redistricting reform efforts around the country.
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Updated: A Young Voter’s Story of Confusion and Misinformation at the Polls
Peter Flynn, 17, a senior at Middletown High School in Middletown, CT, ran into a bureaucratic buzzsaw when he went to cast his first-ever vote on Tuesday
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Tarheel Tarnish: North Carolina court strips voters of their rights
A federal judge in North Carolina showed us Monday night why the protections of the Voting Rights Act are still very much needed.
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Gannett-Tribune Deal May Reduce News Coverage
The proposed purchase of Tribune Publishing by Gannett Co. is likely to reduce competition and diminish news coverage.
