State and federal courts will direct the drawing of some 75 congressional districts in at least seven states in the coming months, marking a new phase in the process before the first 2022 primaries begin
Most states have finished their maps already, butthe coming months, marking a new phase in the process before the first 2022 primaries begin. In the next few weeks alone, North Carolina, Ohio and Pennsylvania courts are likely to impose new maps blocking Republican legislators’ attempts to relegate Democrats to small slivers of those congressional delegations.
“It could really be huge,” Rep. Tim Ryan said of the Ohio Supreme Court’s decision to strike down a Republican-drawn map that could have left Democrats with just two of the state’s 15 seats. Ryan predicted a new map could yield as many six seats for his party. Courts are also likely to determine the contours of the maps in Louisiana, where the Democratic governor and Republican legislature are barreling toward a deadlock; Wisconsin, where a similar partisan split has already resulted in a stalemate; and Minnesota, which is the only state legislature in the country where a different party controls the upper and lower chambers. And in Florida, GOP Gov.
Democrats notched a huge win this week in Pennsylvania when the state Supreme Court agreed to take control of the fraught congressional redistricting process there, which had been in the hands of a pro-Trump lower court judge. “Our state legislature is useless because they have failed to do their job the last two cycles, which is to draw a fair and constitutional map,” she said. “This time they just punted.”The liberal-leaning state Supreme Court helped Democrats claim the gavel in 2018 when it ruled the GOP-drawn congressional map was an illegal partisan gerrymander, ordering a redraw that saw the delegation shift from a 13-5 Republican advantage to an even split. Democrats were counting on that backstop again.
legislature a month to alter its plan. If they miss that deadline, a bipartisan commission will get a chance at the lines.How each state redraws its congressional districts will change the balance of power on Capitol Hill. We break down the new maps to tell youIn an 82-page ruling, the justices said that mapmakers unduly split Summit, Cuyahoga and Hamilton counties — home to Akron, Cleveland and Cincinnati, respectively.
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