Congressional Maps

This page collects the 66 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Congressional Maps”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Redistricting, Elections, and Voting Rights.

1. Tue, Aug 252 items
   1. Governor DeSantis expresses uncertainty regarding GOP gains from Florida's congressional redistricting mapGovernor Ron DeSantis acknowledged that the state's new congressional map, which was designed to potentially add four Republican seats to the U.S. House, may not achieve that goal due to shifting poliHillsborough
   2. Governor DeSantis expresses uncertainty regarding GOP gains from Florida's congressional mapHillsborough
2. Tue, Aug 181 item
   1. Florida, Alaska, Wyoming, and California hold primary elections on TuesdayPrimary elections are scheduled for Tuesday in Florida, Wyoming, California, and Alaska. These contests feature new congressional maps resulting from Republican-led redistricting and ongoing competitiMiami-Dade
3. Fri, May 81 item
   1. Virginia Supreme Court Ruling Changes Congressional District MapsThe Virginia Supreme Court has invalidated the state's current congressional map, reducing the projected Democratic advantage and creating a more competitive landscape for Republicans. This ruling folUnited States
4. Thu, May 73 items
   1. Senator Ashley Moody Defends Florida's Congressional Redistricting ProcessU.S. Senator Ashley Moody stated that Florida was uniquely qualified to redraw its congressional districts due to significant population growth, echoing arguments made by Governor Ron DeSantis. The arFlorida
   2. Tennessee Republicans Propose New Congressional MapUnited States
   3. Southern States Move to Redraw Congressional Maps Before Midterm ElectionsUnited States
5. Wed, May 61 item
   1. Southern States Move to Redraw Congressional Maps Ahead of MidtermsRepublican lawmakers in Tennessee, Alabama, and South Carolina are advancing efforts to redraw congressional district boundaries, potentially altering the political makeup of several seats. These moveUnited States

1. 01Donald Trumpperson11 mentions
2. 02Ron DeSantisperson5 mentions
3. 03Gavin Newsomperson4 mentions
4. 04Tennesseelocation3 mentions
5. 05Bill Leeperson3 mentions
6. 06Shomari Figuresperson2 mentions
7. 07U.S. House of Representativesorganization2 mentions
8. 08Sekou Franklinperson2 mentions
9. 09Donald Trumpperson2 mentions
10. 10Juandalynn Givanperson2 mentions