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In our elections, every voice should be heard, and every vote should count equally. Elections should be determined by voters, but when politicians rig our voting maps, they can pick their own voters instead of voters picking their politicians.
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On the Docket for Redistricting

Defending States’ Ability to Use the Voting Rights Act for Fair Maps (Louisiana v. Callais/Robinson v. Callais)
Defending Missourians from Unconstitutional Gerrymandering (Wise v. State of Missouri)
Fighting Partisan Gerrymandering in Florida (Thompson-Wynn v. Byrd)

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Recent redistricting cases and actions

Campaign Legal Center, with co-counsel UCLA Voting Rights Project, is representing a group of Florida voters challenging the state’s newly drawn congressional map as a partisan gerrymander in violation of the Florida Constitution.

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Campaign Legal Center (CLC) is representing the League of Women Voters of Utah (LWVUT), Mormon Women for Ethical Government (MWEG), and individual voters in a lawsuit to defend our clients’ success in establishing a fair congressional map in Utah.

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Campaign Legal Center (CLC) is representing a group of Missouri voters to block the state from redrawing Missouri’s congressional map and replacing it with an unrepresentative and extreme gerrymander.

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What’s the Key To Creating Fair Maps?

Voters should choose their politicians, not the other way around.

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