National Democratic Redistricting Committee

The past few months have been busy for the fair maps movement! June: The Supreme Court’s ruling in Allen v. Milligan overturned Alabama’s congressional maps, holding that Republicans had illegally diluted Black voting power. A.G. Holder: [This ruling] will have impacts far beyond the borders of Alabama

A few weeks later: Another Court order opened the door for Louisiana’s racially discriminatory maps to also be redrawn. A.G. Holder: As a result of this order, Black voters in Louisiana are one step closer to receiving a fair, compliant map . . . that they have tenaciously fought for.

September: Florida judge rules DeSantis’ redistricting map is unconstitutional, orders it redrawn (PBS News Hour) | And just last month, another court overturned Georgia’s gerrymandered maps. A.G. Holder: Another significant win for voters . . . New maps for 2024 elections.

Victories like these are made possible by supporters like you. Will you pitch in now to help us keep fighting for fairness ahead of 2024?

A.G. Holder: If the NDRC is successful in undoing manipulated maps, we will be able to achieve a system in which everyone's vote counts.

Since 2017, the NDRC has executed a comprehensive redistricting strategy that shifts the redistricting power, creating fair districts where Democrats can compete. Our victories have been made possible by our strong community of grassroots supporters.

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