gerrymandering

In a 3-2 ruling, the court's majority says New Hampshire has no constitutional or statutory limit on partisan gerrymandering.

Republican-drawn maps entrenched that party’s power in the State House following the 2020 census. Democrats want the courts to step in and say a line was crossed.

The new state Senate map seems poised to perpetuate the existing pro-Republican tilt of the current map — and could crank it up even further.

Bedford and Hinsdale seem to have little in common on paper, but on Election Day, they’ll find themselves yoked together in a newly drawn State House district, the two opposite poles of the new state Senate District 9.

The plaintiffs argued that districts designed to favor Republican candidates infringed on free speech rights.

Some Republican leaders have been blunt in expressing their ambition to make the congressional district that covers much of the eastern part of New Hampshire more Republican.

The U.S. Supreme Court says partisan redistricting is a political question, not one that federal courts can weigh in on.

New Hampshire is a step closer to having its legislative districts drawn by an independent commission, rather than by lawmakers.On Thursday, the state…

Every ten years, states redefine the boundaries that determine congressional and legislative seats, as well as local offices. This year, a bill in New…

Some federal workers in New Hampshire log another week of work without pay as the partial government shutdown continues. Debate continues in Concord over…