Political insiders, GOP legislators and governors, the president, even the Supreme Court—they’re all in on the flagrantly unconstitutional conspiracy to destroy democracy by the way they draw lines on a map.

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Yet another of Donald Trump’s efforts to get more Republican House seats has fallen apart.

A judge has dumped cold water on Donald Trump’s efforts to influence the 2026 midterm elections.

Donald Trump is publicly naming Republicans opposed to his redistricting war.

The president is angry at Republicans in the Hoosier State.

MAGA’s gerrymandering war keeps flopping in red states.

Kansas Republicans couldn’t rally enough support to call a special session.

The president sent one of his top men at the DOJ to watch over the Prop 50 vote. TNR spent the day trying to watch over him.

The state has been greatly affected by the lapse in government funding. It’s the October surprise that could pack the biggest punch.

Republican Representative Kevin Kiley, who hails from a blue state, isn’t a fan of the gerrymandering war his party instigated.

Ohio has adopted a new congressional map that puts the state’s few Democratic members of Congress at risk.

Democrats in the Old Dominion get it: On redistricting, they’re acting less like Barack Obama and more like Mitch McConnell.

So far, Donald Trump’s efforts to redistrict this state have stalled.

Not even multiple visits from JD Vance could save the push to redistrict.

Indiana’s governor is pushing his fellow Republicans to redistrict—or else.

Donald Trump is getting increasingly desperate in his efforts to keep control of the House of Representatives.

Indiana lawmakers are feeling the pressure.

Republicans just got a major setback—this time, in Utah.

The California governor had a zinger of a response to the president.