Read the Reply Brief in Harris v. Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission
You can find it here.
More about the Supreme Court case, being argued Dec. 8, here at SCOTUSBlog.
Category Archives: redistricting
“Perpetuating “One Person, ‘One Vote’ Errors”
This new one from Derek Muller (forthcoming Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy) going to the top of my reading list:
More than fifty years after Baker v. Carr, “one person, one vote” remains essentially inviolable. Among the consequences… Continue reading
“Argument preview: How to measure ‘one person, one vote'”
Don’t miss Lyle Denniston’s extensive preview of the Evenwel oral argument at the Supreme Court.
“Redistricting Reform Gains Steam”
“High Court Rejects Fee Dispute in Texas Redistricting Case”
AP:
The Supreme Court won’t hear an appeal from lawyers for former Texas Democratic gubernatorial candidate Wendy Davis and others seeking $360,000 in legal fees after challenging state redistricting plans.
“The New Attack on ‘One Person, One Vote'”
Ari Berman on Evenwel.
“Redistricting case brings partisan politics, immigration and federalism before SCOTUS”
Mark Walsh previews Evenwel for the ABA Journal.
“Redistricting jury should pick Florida’s new plan”
J.H. Snider oped in the Sun-Sentinel.
He has also written Board, independent of Legislature, key to constitution fix for the Albany Times Union.
“Supreme Court Digs Into Redistricting”
Kimberly Robinson of BNA digs in to Evenwel, Harris, and Shapiro v. McManus.
Bernie Grofman’s Proposed Redistricting Plans for VA Congressional Redistricting
Court Denies GOP Effort to Stop Va Congressional Redistricting Pending #SCOTUS Review
Here is the order (via Josh Gerstein).
Roundup of Stories on #SCOTUS Decision to Hear Va Redistricting Case
Breaking: #SCOTUS Will Hear Virginia Redistricting Case
There will be a lot of attention (for good reason) to the Court’s decision to hear a Texas abortion case, but the Court will also hold a hearing on Wittman v. Personhuballah, a Virginia redistricting case. … Continue reading
“Podcast: The meaning of ‘one person, one vote’”
Constitution Daily:
On December 8, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Evenwel v. Abbott, one of the most important cases of the term that could have huge implications for U.S. politics.
In 2013, the Texas state legislature… Continue reading