Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey said Friday she will not call a special legislative session to redraw the state Senate district map after a federal judge ruled the Montgomery part of the current map violated the Voting Rights Act. U.S. District Judge Anna M.

Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson said that the state’s General Assembly will not move forward to redraw the state’s congressional map before the next U.S. Census.

If approved, the map would eliminate the state’s only competitive U.S. House district — currently held by Democrat Rep. Don Davis — and make it Republican-leaning. North Carolina’s current map has 10 Republican-leaning and 4 Democratic-leaning districts. The new proposal would shift that to 11 Republican-leaning and 3 Democratic-leaning.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey said Friday that she will not call a special session to draw new Alabama Senate districts after a federal judge ruled the current map violates the Voting Rights Act. Ivey said the state faces uncertainty on ...

Republicans in the North Carolina Senate have approved a new map that redraws the state's congressional districts.

Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson sent a letter to state lawmakers rejecting Democratic efforts on redistricting in the state. Here's why.