Abby Rapoport Archives - Page 29 of 29

Back to the (Redistricting) Drawing Board

The Supreme Court throws out one set of maps in Texas, but what that will mean is still painfully unclear.

Idaho looks increasingly as it’s portrayed on Parks and Recreation.

Across the country, governors are eagerly advocating teacher evaluations based on test results. Jerry Brown is taking a different approach.

Rick Perry may be out of the presidential race, but his gaffes on the campaign trail threaten even his governorship.

In Massachusetts, a surplus of political groups registers discontent with government.

In 1921, North Dakotans became the first to oust a governor—and they did it because he was too progressive.

Wisconsin Republicans are not accepting defeat in the effort to recall Governor Scott Walker.

The effort to recall Scott Walker turns in almost double the number of signatures it needed. Now the real battles begin.

Whether or not the Supreme Court upholds Texas’s latest redistricting maps, minority representation will take a hit.