Our new lawsuit argues that Ohio’s new gerrymandered maps violate voters’ rights to equal protection and freedom of association under the state constitution. https://t.co/PRxh8jVL91

— Brennan Center (@BrennanCenter) October 6, 2021

Here is the official statement from Republicans that seems to argue they would be legally justified to award themselves up to 81% of Ohio’s state legislative seats. pic.twitter.com/LHJJRfjUpO

— Andrew Tobias (@AndrewJTobias) September 16, 2021

VIDEO: nothing better than speaking truth to power.

Here’s my testimony today explaining how the Ohio GOP’s proposed 13-2 Congressional map egregiously violates the Constitution—and represents THEIR fear of democracy.

(They weren’t pleased) pic.twitter.com/pfCNdCS51u

— David Pepper (@DavidPepper) November 10, 2021

Breaking: Wisconsin legislature passes extreme gerrymandered maps that would give GOP 75% of US House seats & 60% of legislative seats in state Biden won

— Ari Berman (@AriBerman) November 11, 2021

While Dems failed to pass Freedom to Vote Act yesterday that would ban partisan gerrymandering, Wisconsin Republicans introduced heavily gerrymandered maps that would give GOP 75% of US House seats & 60% of legislative seats in state Biden won https://t.co/ZFqL9oHwci

— Ari Berman (@AriBerman) October 21, 2021

In 2012, Republicans won 48.6 percent of the statewide vote in Wisconsin—and 60 out of 99 seats in the Wisconsin state assembly.

Partisan gerrymandering allows a party that wins a minority of votes to capture a near-supermajority of seats. You can't out-organize that. https://t.co/csklb4LTrC

— Mark Joseph Stern (@mjs_DC) July 23, 2021

I would like to remind the White House about Wisconsin, one of the states of the union, and its 2018 State Assembly election https://t.co/z6RnaJUrRa pic.twitter.com/8lKyHriLsC

— Patrick Iber (@PatrickIber) July 23, 2021

Wow. Supreme Court of Virginia throws out all three GOP nominees to serve as "special master" to draw new redistricting maps. Orders Rs to nominate three or more new names (the court will then select one D/R each to draft maps). Not a good start for Rs. https://t.co/bn46FZgB4f

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) November 12, 2021

The fact that VA Dems, when they had a governing trifecta, made their redistricting commission bipartisan — and that that commission produced a Republican gerrymander — is just so depressingly on brand. https://t.co/Xa1n36rQTR

— Jonathan "Boo and Vote" Cohn (@JonathanCohn) October 21, 2021

As expected, the Alabama legislature's proposal continues to pack Black voters into just one seat (#AL07), even though it's pretty easy to draw 2/7 districts w/ Black majorities. Dems will pursue a federal lawsuit, though it's a long shot. https://t.co/pqTJR5W7PT

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) October 25, 2021

No surprise here: Iowa Republicans poised to approve lines that would feature a 4-0 set of Trump '20 districts, up from 2-2 in the first (rejected) proposal. https://t.co/xvZiblBJrZ

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) October 28, 2021

North Carolina is 40% non-white & 50/50 politically but GOP passed redistricting maps giving white Republicans 71-78% of US House seats

This is what gerrymandering looks like under gutted Voting Rights Act & without federal protection for voting rights https://t.co/KTZE3comeg

— Ari Berman (@AriBerman) November 5, 2021

NC & OH's brutal GOP gerrymanders drive home why redistricting is massively more consequential to partisan outcomes than changes to voting procedures, etc. – even though it gets less attention.

State court decisions over these two maps alone could decide 5-8 House seats.

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) November 4, 2021

Breaking: NC Senate passes extreme gerrymandered US House map giving GOP 71-78% of seats in state Trump won with 49.9% of vote

— Ari Berman (@AriBerman) November 2, 2021

Translation: putting this out here now so we can point to it in court later when we get sued by Dems for drawing maps that just happen to be GOP-friendly. https://t.co/w4tko9Ek5b

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) August 14, 2021

NORTH CAROLINA: in 2020, Dems scored a huge coup when a state court struck down the GOP's 10R-3D gerrymander and approved a new 8R-5D map (below). But now, Dems' gains are in jeopardy. A thread… pic.twitter.com/5OKtxnE3D6

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) August 13, 2021

People of color made up 95% of Texas’ population growth, and the Hispanic and white populations are nearly equal in size. But white voters will have disproportionate control of elections under the state’s new political maps. https://t.co/5mKw5WtWPs pic.twitter.com/BroMa3aXge

— Texas Tribune (@TexasTribune) October 29, 2021

Late last night Texas legislature passed extreme gerrymandered US House maps

Whites 40% population but control 60% districts

Latinos 39% of population but control 18% districts

Blacks 12% of population but control 0% districts

Asians 5% of population but control 0% districts

— Ari Berman (@AriBerman) October 19, 2021

"The Texas House approved a congressional election plan late Saturday that would lock in an overwhelming GOP edge for a decade — despite a slipping share of the population & fact that Texas’ two new seats stem from growth in the Hispanic population."https://t.co/SQmIyMs7AN

— Ronald Brownstein (@RonBrownstein) October 17, 2021

I don't really get it… the Texas GOP unveils a redistricting plan that gives them a 65/35 R split of seats (when 2020 votes were 53/44 R), and which gets *more* biased towards Rs as Dems gain ground statewide… and the framing is "why Dem geography hurts GOP gerrymandering"? https://t.co/tsSB9WB9aw

— G. Elliott Morris (@gelliottmorris) September 27, 2021

95% of Texas population growth in last decade came from communities of color & state gained gained 11 Hispanic residents for every new white resident but new GOP congressional map doesn't create any new majority Hispanic districts. This is what gerrymandering looks like https://t.co/fKL8Y346zC

— Ari Berman (@AriBerman) September 27, 2021

The map is significantly biased toward the GOP by median seat and efficiency gap. Democrats have promised to sue if it becomes law. https://t.co/cTLYAy149w pic.twitter.com/7BEWCJnzn8

— Nathaniel Rakich (@baseballot) October 19, 2021

There are three certainties in life: death, taxes and litigation over TX redistricting.

The fact TX Republicans’ proposed 25R-13D gerrymander doesn’t create a new majority Hispanic seat (even though Hispanics were 53% of TX’s net 2010-2020 growth) guarantees a VRA suit.

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) September 28, 2021