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Monday, 13 April 2026
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Colleen Wright· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondarySt. Pete Mayor-elect Crist teases a ‘map forward’ for city

He said he is talking to former mayors to navigate budget cuts after the passage of Amendment 3.

Joey Cappelletti· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryGOP on defense in red states

Move to pull cash from NC, pour spending into Kansas reveals dire map for party

Arlyssa D. Becenti· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryMap shows Navajo Nation water that’s safe to drink

Uranium mining left community with legacy of contaminant fears

Justin Jouvenal· Washington Post · US
SecondaryA new twist in map saga

PRO-GOP REDRAW IN MO. IS BLOCKED AGAIN

Amy B Wang· Washington Post · US
SecondarySweeping census proposal could exclude millions

Citizenship question may also reshape political maps, federal allocations

Michaela Mulligan· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryTampa maps feels-like temps to tackle heat

The initiative is part of a national campaign called Heat Watch.

Teo Armus· Washington Post · US
SecondaryNew Florida map reorients Wasserman Schultz

White Democratic congresswoman aims to win heavily Black district

Staff· New York Times · US
LeadTracing the Roots of a Nation of Immigrants

Melting pot, tapestry, mosaic, kaleidoscope. Detailed maps based on census data show how America came to be all these things.

Yilun Cheng and Katherine Oung· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadFEMA maps may undercount flood risk

A&M model finds over 200K properties in county missing

Justine Mcdaniel· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFew contested House races, but high stakes

Even with more safe districts in redrawn map, California holds key to party control.

SecondaryTrump touts road map to Hamas, Israel deal

U.S. officials said it was a breakthrough, and that Hamas had agreed to a framework through mediators. Israel did not comment.

Rebekah F. Ward· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadIndustry and weather: A formula for disaster

Higher-risk flood maps worry residents near chemical sites

Noah Goldberg· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadBass, Pratt and Raman all have their own turf

Mapping out how mayoral candidates dominate in distinct L.A. neighborhoods.

Kevin Rector· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryUsing voting map to their benefit

Democrats advance in most congressional races, but one contest is cause for concern.

Meg Kinnard, Jeffrey Collins, Kim Chandler and David A. Lieb· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryTrump’s plans to reshape maps dealt dual setbacks

Senate rejects call to redistrict in SC; court halts bid in Alabama

Kim Chandler and David A. Lieb· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryGOP’s vote map plans hit a snag

South Carolina Senate declines to redraw districts and Alabama is blocked.

Abbie VansickleEmily Cochrane· New York Times · US
SecondaryU.S. JUDGES DENY MAP IN ALABAMA

Redraw Is Called Biased Against Black Voters

Meg Kinnard and Jeffrey Collins and Kim Chandler and David A. Lieb· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryS.C. senate rejects Trump’s call to redraw districts amid primary

A federal panel blocked Alabama from using a new Republican-drawn map. A Florida map was approved.

Romy Ellenbogen· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryJudge declines to block 2026 Fla. redistricting map

The new map could help Republicans pick up four more seats in the midterm elections.

Patrick Marley· Washington Post · US
SecondaryDouble loss for GOP in midterm map wars

Party leaders balk in South Carolina, and judge blocks Alabama redraw

Motoko Rich, Elisabetta Povoledo and Elizabeth Dias· New York Times · US
SecondaryPope, in Encyclical, Offers a Map for Navigating the Perils of A.I.

Calling for Regulations and the Protection of Human Dignity

Kevin Rector· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFrustration and doubt reign as messy primary battles near end

Redrawn maps, voter resentment and party infighting have rocked races across all levels.

John Lomax V· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadCommissioners grew staffs, salaries

Increase in number of workers, their pay coincided with redrawn maps, some said

Nina MoskeColleen Wright· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadCongressional map splits Black vote

Black leaders worry the new districts further dilute voting power.

Yilun Cheng· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryNew burden with floods

Insurance requirement tied to updated FEMA maps could hit poor areas hardest

Patrick MarleyGregory S. Schneider· Washington Post · US
LeadVoter-passed Virginia map overturned

DEMOCRATS WERE POISED TO GAIN 4 SEATS

Kevin RectorBen Wieder· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryVirginia maps rejected, boosting GOP

State Supreme Court overturns voter-approved redistricting favoring Democrats.

David A. Lieb and Geoff Mulvihill· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryVa. court rejects redrawn voting map

The justices struck down the voter-approved redistricting plan, dimming Democrats’ midterm hopes.

Ana Ceballos· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryCalifornia under pressure to join redistricting war

Justices' voting rights ruling spurs calls for state to further redraw maps to counter GOP.

Jeffrey Schweers· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryMore lawsuits filed over Florida’s new congressional map

The court battles are likely to stretch past the midterm elections.

Romy Ellenbogen· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadFla. redistricting map signed

A suit seeking to strike down the new boundaries was filed Monday. Six plaintiffs are from Tampa Bay.

Nick Corasaniti· New York Times · US
LeadVoting Ruling Could Incite Endless Redistricting Wars

Fair Representation and Power of Voters Are Probable Casualties in Hail of Maps

Anjali Huynh· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryRuling on maps may be felt here

Districts drawn with diversity in mind could be challenged

Maureen Groppe· Arizona Republic · US
LeadLouisiana’s voting map tossed by court

Ruling gives states more control in redistricting

Abbie Vansickle· New York Times · US
LeadJUSTICES REJECT DISTRICT MAP IN LOUISIANA; DECISION DEALS BLOW TO VOTING RIGHTS ACT

Court Finds Gerrymandering by Race Is Illegal in a 6-3 Vote

Justin Jouvenal and Patrick Marley· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadCourt limits race in voting maps

In a 6-3 ruling, the Supreme Court diluted a key part of the Voting Rights Act. The decision could bolster GOP efforts to retain the House.

Romy EllenbogenLawrence Mower· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadState Legislature OK’s DeSantis map proposal

The changes could help the GOP pick up four seats in Congress.

Patrick MarleyJustin Jouvenal· Washington Post · US
LeadHigh court limits key part of Voting Rights Act

6-3 ruling sets higher bar for using race in mapping

David A. Lieb· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryVoters approve Virginia remap

Passage could help Dems gain seats, take control of US House

Isaac Arnsdorf· Washington Post · US
SecondaryNo payoff for GOP in tit-for-tat map battle

Trump team defends redistricting offensive in wake of Virginia defeat

Claire PartainAshley Soebroto· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryMaps may push schools to new flood sectors

Higher-risk zones could increase costs, disrupt services