This week:
-SCOTUS Decision Reignites N.Y. Mid-Decade Redistricting Effort

-McDonald Appointed to LATFOR

-NYC Campaign Finance Board on 2025 City Vote

-Working Families Party Candidate Remains on 113th AD Ballot

-Skoufis to Introduce Mail In Ballot Legislation

-Understanding N.Y.’s Residency Rules

-Attorney General’s Prelearance Activity

-Understanding the New Federal VRA Rules

-Around the Nation (From Redistricting Network)

This week- SCOTUS VRA Decision Reignites N.Y. Mid-Decade Redistricting Effort; Blakeman Goes to Court; Blakeman Raises Matching Funds; Working Families Candidate Remains on 113th A.D. Ballot; State Comptroller Primary Field Narrows. Rajkumar Remains on 28th A.D. Ballot; Looking Back at N.Y. Voting Rights; N.Y. Attorney General, Voting Rights Act Preclearance; Cervas Studies Mid-Decade Redistricting; Around the Nation from @RedistrictNet

This week- GOP Matching Funds Legislation Introduced; Party Flipping?; Federal Lawsuits; A Look Back at N.Y. Voting Rights Cases; Upcoming Events; Voting Rights Act Preclearance; N.Y.C. Charter Commission Meets; Around the Nation from @RedistrictNet

This week- Nassau GOP’s New Congressional Candidate; Blakeman Sues for Matching Funds; Democratic Socialists Win Back Funds; Congressional Lawsuit on Crossover Districts Remains Unanswered; N.Y.C. Voting on Rikers; State Voting Rights Act Preclearance Action; Adams’ N.Y.C. Charter Commission To Meet; Around the Nation from @RedistrictNet

ELECTIONS

NY-4 Congressional Seat: Nassau County GOP Picks New Candidate

After announcing that he would not run for the congressional seat he held prior to 2025, Anthony DeEsposito declined to … <Read More>

This week- How $30 Million Can Protect $186 Billion: The Case for Investing in the Census; Trump’s Election Executive Order Challenged; N.Y.C. Rallies for Census 2030; VRA Preclearance; Blakemen Denied State Funding; Mail-In Voting Challenge Impact on New York; Flateau Voting Data Base Law Goes Into Effect; Assembly Election Law Committee Advances Legislation; Around the Nation from @RedistrictNet

CENSUS FUNDING

$30 Million to Protect $186 Billion: The Case for Investing in Census Accuracy in New … <Read More>