Meeting in Wisconsin, Democratic governors across the country called on states to "respond in kind" to Trump's effort to redraw Texas voting maps.

States can draw electoral maps for partisan gain, but not if it dilutes the power of voters of color, courts have found.

Broad consensus on who to deport and not to deport; A Texas tornado for midterms; Dems bounce back on party affiliation; ...

Numerous countries around the world are facing the prospect of new tariffs on their exports to the United States on Aug. 7 ...

Republican Dwight Dorau on Wednesday announced his intention to run in Senate District 47 in an upcoming special election.

Though the resolutions failed, the result points to a significant shift among longtime pro-Israel liberal lawmakers ...

A report says an undercount of 750,000 Floridians in the 2020 Census cost the state one U.S. House seat, could cause titanic ...

The brewing war over redistricting is underscoring the increasing importance of state legislatures heading into the midterms. Texas Republicans unveiled a new set of proposed House lines on ...

In response to questions about the evangelical backlash, Talarico told Chron that while religious individuals might not agree on all matters, they must be in conversation "if we're going to get ...

GOP Rep. Duane Quam of Byron is urging Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon to reconsider his refusal to provide ...

Republicans in Texas currently hold 25 of the state’s 38 seats, and the new map ups the total they could win to 30. All of those new 30 seats were won by Trump in November by at least 10 percentage ...