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Prof. Justin Levitt's Guide to Drawing the Electoral Lines

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Redistricting Across States




The Constitutional mandate to redraw electoral district lines follows the decennial Census, as we learn where we, the people, live.

In 2025-26, five states (CA, FL, NC, TN, TX) redrew congressional lines without a court order. So far. (In IN, MD, and SC, the state Senate said no; in VA, the courts said no.; in MO, the courts said wait.)

Click on the map to to view redistricting information for federal and state legislative districts in each of the 50 states.

The Latest Updates

Sep 3, 2026
The Maryland state supreme court reinstated on the 2026 ballot, with a slightly modified summary, a proposed amd. that would let the legislature to redraw congressional lines without constraint.
Sep 3, 2026
The Missouri Supreme Court held that the mid-decade congressional map cannot be used in 2026, until subject to a referendum in November.  The 2022 map will be used for the general election.
Aug 26, 2026
A Maryland state trial court blocked a proposed constitutional amd. to allow the legislature to redraw congressional lines without constraint, on procedural grounds and based on a misleading summary.
Aug 5, 2026
The governor signed a proposed constitutional amendment (HB 2100) that would allow the legislature to redraw congressional districts without state constitutional constraints.
Aug 4, 2026
The Maryland legislature passed a proposed constitutional amendment (HB 2100) that would allow the legislature to redraw congressional districts without state constitutional constraints.
Jun 17, 2026
The Georgia legislature rejected the governor's call to take up 2028 redistricting in a special session beginning June 17, 2026.

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