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RALEIGH, N.C. — Once new electoral maps get approved in North Carolina, critics always look to the same place to force changes: the courts. Things are different now, though, with
North Carolina's new congressional map has sparked accusations of gerrymandering.
Courts will no longer rule on claims of partisan gerrymandering, so any legal challenge to Republican-drawn maps will have to focus on race.
Courts will no longer rule on claims of partisan gerrymandering, so any legal challenge to Republican-drawn maps will have to focus on race.
Today groups in North Carolina launched a petition to secure an independent regulatory commission for equitable voting throughout the state.