We bridge the gap between mathematics and the law to achieve fair representation through redistricting reform.
State-by-State Redistricting Reform: The Local Routes
In all 50 states, there is a route to fair districts. But it depends on local conditions.
Click on your state or select your state from the dropdown to learn more about how best to achieve fair districts.
Click on your state or select your state from the dropdown to learn more about how best to achieve fair districts.
Key Redistricting Features
- Independent commission
- Other advisory/commission
- Legal routes to reform
- Divided government
- Public input
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