Potter focused on the bipartisan nature of S. 1 in his testimony. 

States should use constitutional amendments and legislation to empower people, not politicians, in the community districting process. 

Meet the plaintiffs in the landmark partisan gerrymandering case, Gill v. Whitford.

The Senate vote yesterday was only the beginning of the fight to pass landmark legislation to make our government more transparent and accountable. 

Ranked choice voting offers more chances for participation and makes voters more eager to be involved. 

The ruling is promising for those who believe that voters, not politicians, are the best people to draw fair, representative voting maps. 

Gerrymandering is an anti-democratic process that strips Democrats and Republicans of the ability to elect people who represent their communities. 

CLC's release of the document will help deter future, unlawful efforts to exclude people from the apportionment count. 

Join those calling for fair maps that better represent voters across the U.S. 

Participate in CLC's upcoming campaign to say what fair maps mean to you and our democracy. 

The Census Bureau is using a new methodology for protecting confidentiality, which carries with it a number of potential benefits and risks.

In his speech, President Biden should call for the passage of the For the People Act. 

If passed, this legislation would provide a once-in-a-generation opportunity to move us closer to the ideal of an inclusive democracy. 

This legislation would enact some of the greatest, most comprehensive improvements our democracy has seen in decades. 

In a victory against voting discrimination, a district court ruled Virginia Beach's system of conducting elections illegal.