Here's Where Each Big US City Falls On The Political Spectrum By Andy Kiersz 2014-08-19T19:29:27Z ...

The "friendly and conventional"—in other words, conservative—region of the United States. On political maps, you're used to seeing many of these states colored red, not blue.

Boston City Council redistricting leaders on Monday proposed a new set of boundaries for council districts, an early but important milestone as the body races to finish redrawing its political ...

The new map makes other small changes around the city, but leaves most of the existing council districts — including Breadon’s, in Allston-Brighton — largely untouched. Advertisement ...

The amendment expands the council to 12 members and instructs the city to create four political districts. Voters will elect three council members to represent each district.

G.O.P. legislatures in Alabama, Georgia and Louisiana are contesting federal orders to redraw congressional maps that disfavor Black voters. The stakes are enormous.

Mayor Michelle Wu proposed new City Council district boundaries in an effort to speed approval of a new voting map after the city's previously adopted boundaries were thrown out by a federal judge.

Years ago, voters created a commission to make political maps fairer. Now the State Supreme Court is blocking maps drawn by the Republican-led commission, saying nothing has changed.

The United States map is traditionally split into “Red” and “Blue” states, where red states lean Republican and blue states lean Democratic. As of 2024, the political map is shaped by ...

A federal judge in Georgia approved on Thursday the state’s recently revised political maps for both the US Congress and the state’s legislature. A group of plaintiffs challenged the maps, arguing ...