Sam Issacharoff and Jonathan Nagler offer some perspective in this oped, “Our Insulated Congress.”
Meanwhile, the Campaign Legal Center, the Center for Excellence in Government and the League of Women Voters released a report calling for a national redistricting reform movement and offering guidance for state-level redistricting reform efforts: “Building A National Redistricting Reform Movement.” A post on the CLC Blog announcing this report begins: “Political handicappers are predicting a major upheaval in the upcoming Congressional midterms but not on the same scale as 1994 or 1974. Why is that?” Is it really true that the predictions are for an upheaval not on the same scale as 1994?
AmericanRadioWorks offers The New Redistricting (link via The Caucus).