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The Supreme Court’s term came to an end last week with decisions nullifying President Biden’s student debt relief plan and the affirmative action in college admission programs, outcomes that reaffirmed the high court’s conservative bent. The court issued several unexpected outcomes this term that suggested it may be more nuanced than meets the eye,…
The North Carolina Supreme Court on Friday overruled its previous decision that struck down the state’s GOP-drawn voting maps, finding that claims of partisan gerrymandering are political questions that cannot be resolved by the state’s courts. The 5-2 party-line vote dismisses the underlying lawsuit that led to a sweeping election law clash at the U.S….
Why a sweeping election law clash at the Supreme Court could disappear The Supreme Court looks increasingly likely to sidestep a clash over an election law that has weighty stakes for gerrymandering and setting election rules. The justices were headed toward a decision by June in the closely watched appeal from North Carolina Republican lawmakers,…
“Supreme Court weighs increasing state lawmakers’ power during elections” WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court is about to confront a new elections case, a Republican-led challenge asking the justices for a novel ruling that could significantly increase the power of state lawmakers over elections for Congress and the presidency. The court is set to hear arguments Wednesday in a case…
“Census should count prisoners as residents of their home communities” The US Census Bureau counts incarcerated felons as residents of correctional facilities, instead of their home communities. That’s fundamentally wrong, and at odds with the Census’ duty to provide a true picture of the nation. In practice, the Census rule is a form of gerrymandering,…
“Florida Blacks Win Without Racial Gerrymander, Biden’s Abuse of Power and other commentary” Elex beat: Florida Blacks Win Without Racial Gerrymander “Republicans owe their razor-thin House majority to a decision Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis made earlier this year that largely escaped notice outside the Sunshine State,” crows William Mattox in The Wall Street Journal. He vetoed the Legislature’s…
“Max Rose turns down Working Families ballot line vs. Nicole Malliotakis” Thanks, but no thanks. That’s what former Brooklyn-Staten Island Congressman Max Rose has told the left-wing Working Families Party about running on its ballot line in his rematch with Rep. Nicole Malliotakis. This time around, the Democrat, who is vying to reclaim his old…
“Jerrold Nadler stumbles through debate opening against Suraj Patel” Democratic congressional challenger Suraj Patel came out swinging in a debate for the primary to represent Manhattan’s Upper West and Upper East sides, saying it’s time to retire septuagenarian Reps. Jerrold Nadler and Carolyn Maloney. The opening call for new blood from the 38-year-old came right…
“Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney gets primary challenge he sorely deserves” We’re no fans of ultra-left state Sen. Alessandra Biaggi, but she sure has picked a fat target in challenging Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney in the Aug. 23 Democratic primary for the 17th District: He’s the most arrogant, self-serving incumbent in all New York. His most…
“De Blasio accuses MSNBC of aiding Dan Goldman in congressional primary” Former New York City mayor turned congressional candidate Bill de Blasio has accused MSNBC of giving rival Dan Goldman free air time and an unfair advantage in the Democratic primary for the 10th District House seat. Goldman, the chief Democratic lawyer in the House of…