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Response letter from Justice Management Division (JMD) to CLC's FOIA Request.
CLC is arguing that the 2020 Census will occur regardless of the length of the partial government shutdown, so the case must proceed.
DOJ is asking for an extension to file its reply.
This document is the answer to CLC's complaint.
DOJ sent a second supplemental response to CLC's February 1, 2018 FOIA Request. This is the letter announcing the 69 pages of responsive documents.
DOJ sent a second supplemental response to CLC's February 1, 2018 FOIA Request. These are the 69 pages of responsive documents.
On Friday, January 4, 2019, the U.S. Supreme Court announced it was taking two partisan gerrymandering challenges, out of North Carolina and Maryland. Oral arguments were scheduled for March 2019.
Brief for appellees in the U.S. Supreme Court case on partisan gerrymandering, Gill v. Whitford.
H.R.1, "For the People Act" was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives. This landmark legislation would: increase transparency of campaign spending; set up a system of small-donor matching funds for congressional candidates; revive the matching-fund system for presidential campaigns; expand conflict-of-interest laws; increase oversight of lobbyists; end partisan gerrymandering of congressional districts; establish nationwide automatic voter registration; and reinforce the Voting Rights Act.
CLC recently received a response to a FOIA request via a letter from the Department of Justice. This letter explains the contents and redactions in the 71 page attached document production.
This is a 71 page document production, with occasional redaction, from the federal government that pertains to CLC's FOIA request.
The intervenor-appellants in the Supreme Court (the Virginia House of Delegates and Speaker of the House) filed a motion in the Supreme Court to stay the district court’s adoption of a new redistricting map.
The district court in Maine denied plaintiffs' motion for a preliminary injunction to enjoin the results of the election conducted using Ranked Choice Voting.
This letter to the Court from the law firm that represents Governor LePage outlines why the governor disagrees with the Secretary of State's support of ranked choice voting.
Today, plaintiffs filed this motion requesting that the Court grant relief based on intentional violations of the Fourteenth Amendment in the 2011 Congressional and State House district plans.
CLC submitted an a friend-of-the-court brief on November 28, 2018 in support of Maine's ability to use the ranked choice voting system that its voters chose.