New York's new congressional map—released late Friday night—is now up and analyzed on FiveThirtyEight: https://t.co/nMAcCXtGSZ pic.twitter.com/uDdxvNKegX

— Nathaniel Rakich (@baseballot) May 23, 2022

A New York state court formally approved a new congressional map late Friday that could cause chaos for Democrats — paving the way for losses this fall and forcing some of the party’s most prominent incumbents to face off in primary matches. https://t.co/tJJsCcJuiP

— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 21, 2022

The Republican plaintiffs in the NY redistricting lawsuit have released their proposed edits to the special master's plan. Up and analyzed on 538: https://t.co/iCGiQVrSxr pic.twitter.com/tynfuH0XWg

— Nathaniel Rakich (@baseballot) May 19, 2022

“Letters have poured in from around the state, but some of the most specific complaints are coming from New York City, where some complained the maps would divide culturally united neighborhoods and dilute the voting power of communities of color” https://t.co/fJ2zVD2xY6

— Jonathan Lemire (@JonLemire) May 19, 2022

If this becomes the final map, not a stretch to say New York will have the swingiest congressional map in the nation. 23D – 3R or 14D – 12R as the possible range is enormous. https://t.co/vNwnPFYyKH

— Ben Williams (@ElectionBen) May 16, 2022

Then, today's big redistricting news: New York's special master has unveiled his draft of the state's congressional map. https://t.co/z5OEUFtOjh pic.twitter.com/NEVGHbS97o

— Nathaniel Rakich (@baseballot) May 16, 2022

The newly proposed New York map is pretty close to a best case outcome for Democrats, with just five Trump districts (v. four on the previously enacted map).
Many competitive Biden-tilting CDs, but all voted more for Biden than nation as a whole.https://t.co/jPIDarNM8R

— Nate Cohn (@Nate_Cohn) May 16, 2022

The Kansas Supreme Court said "yup, racist gerrymandering is totes cool and super constitutional" https://t.co/7s3nl4bDPd

— Dustin (@ks_hare) May 18, 2022

BREAKING: The Kansas Supreme Court upholds the state's congressional redistricting map, issuing a landmark decision in Kansas that says gerrymandering is not a violation of the state constitution. Will have more soon. #ksleg

— Dylan Lysen (@DylanLysen) May 18, 2022

#NEW: The KS Supreme Court has approved Kansas's state legislative maps.

— The Redistrict Network (@RedistrictNet) May 18, 2022

Oral argument was conducted in the Kansas gerrymandering case Rivera v. Schwab.
KS voters & @loud_light, with the support of the NRF, effectively argued that the enacted congressional map is a partisan gerrymander & dilutes the voting power of minorities. https://t.co/UEZfj0JBRj pic.twitter.com/7V7zyx3xYB

— National Redistricting Foundation (@RedistrictFdn) May 17, 2022

KS Supreme Court is wrestling with the question of whether the guarantees in the state constitution's Bill of Rights preclude partisan gerrymandering in congressional districts and, if it does, how improper partisan gerrymandering is defined. #ksleg https://t.co/s7y5jQopWC

— John Hanna (@APjdhanna) May 16, 2022

The Kansas decision, the text of it, is fucking strange. pic.twitter.com/DSrmT5EaEK

— Ryan Brune (@BruneElections) April 25, 2022

4R-0D…whew, they really tried it https://t.co/PH0Uq7Awuk

— Democracy is in Trouble 💚💕 (@ProfTolson) April 25, 2022

This map would polarize the state's two seats: #NH01 from Biden +6 to +1 and #NH02 from Biden +9 to +14, potentially depriving GOP of winning #NH02. Will Gov. Chris Sununu (R) sign in? We'll find out. https://t.co/d3GR5RAK0n

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) May 14, 2022

The New Hampshire Supreme Court has announced that it will impose a "least-change" congressional map by the end of the month if the legislature & governor don't agree first. Let's see if this scares them straight. https://t.co/eOjhkgfrJT

— Nathaniel Rakich (@baseballot) May 12, 2022

The New Hampshire state House has passed this congressional map, its second attempt to draw a better map for Rs. Gov. Chris Sununu still isn't on board, though. https://t.co/Bw1IpBNxah pic.twitter.com/uq0pyYb7Au

— Nathaniel Rakich (@baseballot) May 5, 2022

Despite opposition from Gov. Chris Sununu (R), this congressional map has passed committee in the New Hampshire state House. https://t.co/Bw1IpBNxah pic.twitter.com/SrbnWQx2Fs

— Nathaniel Rakich (@baseballot) April 27, 2022

Republican legislators have proposed a new congressional map for New Hampshire in an attempt to break the logjam! Up and analyzed on 538: https://t.co/Bw1IpBNxah pic.twitter.com/eHB1WQ4mVJ

— Nathaniel Rakich (@baseballot) April 25, 2022

Here's why New Hampshire redistricting is at an impasse: Sununu wants a map that can elect two Republicans but the legislature keeps trying to tell him that's not possible anymore.

— Drew Savicki (@DrewSav) April 25, 2022

Governor Sununu vetoed independent redistricting twice and it is looking increasingly likely they will need to call in a special master to draw the New Hampshire congressional map.

— The Redistrict Network (@RedistrictNet) April 24, 2022

Also last night, the Missouri state Senate passed this congressional map that had already been approved by the House. It now goes to the governor for his signature. https://t.co/TBvZ5MUnEt pic.twitter.com/mtqYr3DCM7

— Nathaniel Rakich (@baseballot) May 13, 2022

After 4+ months of often-acrimonious debate, the MO Senate appears poised to move the previous question on a 6-2 R:D congressional district map. In the last 2 decades of Republican chamber control, this will be the 1st time that motion is used against dissenting Republicans.

— Jeff Smith (@JeffSmithMO) May 12, 2022

2020 Presidential Results for HB 2909:

MO-1: Biden +58.4%
MO-2: Trump +7.8%
MO-3: Trump +26.1%
MO-4: Trump +39.6%
MO-5: Biden +26.4%
MO-6: Trump +37.1%
MO-7: Trump +41.4%
MO-8: Trump +51.4%

DRA Interactive Map Link:https://t.co/20vQNUrRUn pic.twitter.com/QbsPTO2lNm

— Missouri Mapper (@Missouri_Mapper) May 6, 2022

Yesterday, a Missouri state House committee introduced and passed a new congressional map, a last-ditch effort to avoid the courts drawing a map. Up on 538: https://t.co/WSHaaC1dVV pic.twitter.com/frXx1c3r9e

— Nathaniel Rakich (@baseballot) May 5, 2022

#NEW: The Missouri House GOP has introduced a new congressional map.

The proposed redistricting plan is seen as a final attempt to keep the courts from drawing the districts. pic.twitter.com/fv3CWxsR5Q

— The Redistrict Network (@RedistrictNet) May 4, 2022

Today, the Florida Supreme Court announced it would not hear a case on Florida's new congressional map anytime soon, likely ensuring the DeSantis map will be used in the 2022 midterms. https://t.co/5EbU7XAtFw pic.twitter.com/xGnFWlZwwQ

— Nathaniel Rakich (@baseballot) June 2, 2022

Florida Supreme Court declines to take up challenge to state's new congressional map, making it increasingly likely this year's elections will be conducted under the aggressively partisan congressional boundaries championed by GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis https://t.co/j0Ys1TOWCo

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) June 2, 2022

🚨NEW: Plaintiffs in Florida redistricting case have filed an emergency motion with the Florida Supreme Court seeking to obtain relief and a partial new congressional map ahead of the 2022 midterm elections.

Follow @DemocracyDocket for updates.https://t.co/OdX4Sz7OGp

— Marc E. Elias (@marceelias) May 23, 2022

A judge has ruled that a congressional map approved by Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis and drawn by his staff is unconstitutional because it breaks up a district where Black voters can choose their representatives.https://t.co/CcsRs2CMAT

— The Associated Press (@AP) May 11, 2022

NEW: FL circuit judge Layne Smith, a Scott/DeSantis appointee, strikes down North Florida portion of GOP congressional map that dismantles Rep. Al Lawson's (D) #FL05. This could save Dems one seat, moving map from 20R-8D to 19R-9D. Rs likely to appeal.

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) May 11, 2022

BREAKING: FL state trial judge Layne Smith will block the DeSantis map in North FL for 2022, ordering a restored FL-05 be used this year.

FYI: Judge Smith served in Rick Scott’s admin, was appointed to the county bench by Scott, elevated to the 2nd Circuit by DeSantis.

— Nicholas Warren (@NLVWarren) May 11, 2022

🚨It is finally done!🚨

A DETAILED look at Florida's new Congressional districts. 5,000 words, countless maps and tables. Yet I feel I only scratched the surface. More will come in time. Until then, delve in. #flapol #sayfie https://t.co/9RCYMWhn7s pic.twitter.com/DL6C6xV8pL

— Florida Data Geek 🇺🇦 (@MappingFL) May 5, 2022

🚨NEW: Plaintiffs in Florida redistricting case has filed for a preliminary injunction to block the use of the illegal DeSantis/GOP congressional map in 2022 elections. https://t.co/OdX4Sz7OGp

— Marc E. Elias (@marceelias) April 27, 2022

How huge a deal is the NY ruling? A neutral plan drawn by a court-appointed special master (hypothetical, left) could give Republicans 3-5 more winnable seats than the 22D-4R Dem gerrymander that was just struck down (right). pic.twitter.com/jEXzQIPgVH

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) April 28, 2022

New York’s top court threw out the state’s new district lines, ruling they were improperly drawn. That will likely delay to at least some of the primaries that were due to be held on June 28 https://t.co/4AdfiarnZ9

— POLITICO (@politico) April 27, 2022

Breaking: NY's top court throws out Dems' congressional map and delays June 28 primary, depriving them of their most critical gerrymander of the 2022 cycle. https://t.co/yNlPes1FVN pic.twitter.com/9nRJjGRHyy

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) April 27, 2022

Back in February, Kavanaugh said it was too late to strike down Alabama's congressional district map. So if New York's map gets tossed out in state and Dems appeal to SCOTUS, surely he'll side with Dems right? If it was too late in February then it must be way too late now.

— Drew Savicki (@DrewSav) April 27, 2022

Democratic judges voiding Democratic gerrymanders while Republican judges uphold Republican ones just says so much about how the two parties think about power.

— Jonathan 'Boo and Vote' Cohn (@JonathanCohn) April 27, 2022

Florida, New York and Ohio all have extremely similar anti-gerrymandering language enshrined in state constitutions, passed by voters. But only New York is on track to enforce its reforms – and that’s the difference powering GOP gains in 2022 redistricting.

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) April 28, 2022

Shorter 2022 redistricting: it's permissible to brazenly gerrymander in some states (mostly red), but not others (mostly blue). As long as that's true, you're not going to end up with a "fair" or "equitable" national House map.

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) April 27, 2022

Biden states on track for court/commission maps: AZ, CA, CO, CT, HI, MI, MN, NJ, NY, PA, VA, WA, WI (181 districts)

Trump states on track for court/commission maps: ID, IA, KS, MT, NC (26 districts)

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) April 27, 2022

Cool site that lets you see what a maximal Democratic gerrymander, maximal Republican gerrymander, and a fair map would look like in every state: https://t.co/Wqv6et60bz

— Nathaniel Rakich (@baseballot) April 19, 2022

Part of the reason Dems were doing unexpectedly well in redistricting was GOP hesitation to create maximal gerrymanders in states like FL while Dems were brutal in states like NY. These past weeks have reversed that, and now Dems are on the losing end of the redistricting wars. https://t.co/zJflRsB0P1

— Max (@maxtmcc) April 27, 2022

An updating tracker of proposed congressional maps — and whether they might benefit Democrats or Republicans in the 2022 midterms and beyond.

More from @FiveThirtyEight: https://t.co/jkvTPvzD47

— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) April 28, 2022

If FL’s GOP gerrymander is upheld and the NY’s Dem gerrymander is struck down (still dubious), Rs would be the modest yet clear winners of 2022 redistricting. And it would be b/c most blue states enforced anti-gerrymandering reforms while red states (esp. FL/OH/UT) defied them.

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) April 22, 2022

New York's map may not stay struck down. But as of right now, between NY coming off the board and FL coming on it, Republicans stand to gain ~6 House seats in 2022 based on redistricting. Quite a comeback!

— Nathaniel Rakich (@baseballot) April 22, 2022

New: FL becomes the 41st state to adopt a congressional map (not counting NY, where Dems' gerrymander is on hold pending appeal). Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) has signed into law a gerrymander that shuold stretch the state's 16R-11D breakdown to 20R-8D. Next stop: courts. pic.twitter.com/RaTYJG7MLV

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) April 22, 2022

“Democracy in Florida is not functioning. It’s not gone, the structure is there, the possibility of a return to representative government with checks and balances remains. But it’s not currently functioning.” https://t.co/GEigK9Nctc

— Sam Levine (@srl) April 23, 2022

NEW from @FiveThirtyEight: This is about as big of a Republican bias that Florida’s congressional map could have — and darn close to the most egregiously partisan map in the country. https://t.co/6dUM37S5VK

— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) April 21, 2022

New: DeSantis-backed FL gerrymander that’s poised to stretch the state’s current 16R-11D breakdown to 20R-8D by eliminating North FL’s plurality Black #FL05 passes both chambers along party lines and heads to the governor for signature (h/t @MappingFL). pic.twitter.com/GSuVzPm3iF

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) April 21, 2022

The Florida state Senate has officially acceded to Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R) demands and passed his proposed congressional map. Onto the House, where it's expected to pass tomorrow. https://t.co/67LxpoHIQU pic.twitter.com/E2KTHf9NNg

— Nathaniel Rakich (@baseballot) April 20, 2022

Members of Florida Black Legislative Caucus interrupt debate on DeSantis congressional map to hold a sit in on the House floor. pic.twitter.com/TtxzDguMkW

— Valerie Crowder (@valcrowder) April 21, 2022

JUST IN: Florida Republicans just turned off the Wi-Fi in the legislature and kicked out journalists without explanation as Florida Democrats stage a protest on the floor calling out Ron DeSantis for denying Black representation through gerrymandering.

— No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen (@NoLieWithBTC) April 21, 2022

Yesterday, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) proposed a new congressional map for Florida, the most consequential state yet to finish redistricting. Up and analyzed on 538: https://t.co/67LxpoHIQU pic.twitter.com/GxhYBX0aCX

— Nathaniel Rakich (@baseballot) April 14, 2022

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis proposes an aggressively partisan redrawing of the state's congressional boundaries that could help his party pick up four House seats https://t.co/5r0iWAcOkg

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) April 14, 2022

FWIW, the 20R-8D DeSantis gerrymander would dilute the votes of Black communities in St. Petersburg, Orlando and North FL to benefit Rs in ways that previous courts have struck down. We’ll see what the new, more conservative FL Supreme Court (and possibly SCOTUS) say. https://t.co/3fz5LZPuIG

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) April 13, 2022

If this 20R-8D FL map passes and withstands court challenges, it could net Republicans four additional seats, entirely wiping out Dems' national redistricting gains thus far. https://t.co/7MU6BaPrDM

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) April 13, 2022