Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel: Wisconsin Republicans are claiming victory with Monday’s U.S. Supreme Court decision to send a lawsuit over the state’s legislative boundaries back to a lower court without addressing whether the map is constitutionally drawn. But Democrats say the ruling… Continue reading

Lee Drutman NYT oped: Reformers could certainly try again next year, perhaps finding new approaches to avoid the shoals of standing. But a better approach would be to revamp the antiquated electoral institution that makes elaborate districting schemes both possible… Continue reading

Guy Charles for the ACS Blog on Gill.

Carolyn Shapiro oped in The Hill.

Strong start: Special Feature: Symposium on the court’s rulings in Gill v. Whitford and Benisek v. Lamone Date Author Post Title 06.19.18 David Gans Symposium: The fight to vindicate our Constitution’s promise of democracy is far from over 06.18.18 Derek … Continue reading

Nina Totenberg reports for NPR.

Eric Segall for NBC Think.

Mike Parsons blogs.

Marcia Coyle: Stanford Law School’s Pamela Karlan, who filed an amicus brief on behalf of a group of law professors supporting the Wisconsin challengers, said the decision reflects “four justices who will never find this justiciable and four who will… Continue reading

Joan Biskupic for CNN.

Adam Liptak reports for the NYT: But the decisions were a setback for critics of gerrymandering, who had hoped that the Supreme Court would transform American democracy by subjecting to close judicial scrutiny the way districts have been redrawn to… Continue reading

Nina Totenberg reports for NPR.

Wisconsin Public Radio reports.