Florida High Court to Hear Arguments in Politicized “Voter Fraud” Case

In the wake of Callais, state courts are weighing a growing number of redistricting disputes.

The courts of five inhabited U.S. territories regularly confront constitutional questions in ways that are uniquely territorial while deeply connected to broader American constitutional debates.

The legislation would allow the public to vote on a state constitutional amendment removing limits on the number of judges serving each district. Such a change would alleviate delays and increase access to justice.

The Virginia Supreme Court ruled that the legislature did not follow the proper process in its attempt to amend the state constitution to allow it to redraw the state's congressional districts.

Ironically, Delaware is last in allowing its citizens forms of direct democracy.