Following SCOTUS refusal to hear gerrymandering case, experts discuss looming constitutional questions
Plaintiffs to reassess plan of action, possibly bring case forward again
To reform higher education, you must first speak to the students
PROSPER Act currently sought by house Republicans will leave underprivileged students behind
Gerrymandering gives way to lack of bipartisan legislation, Whitford says
Whitford currently waiting on Supreme Court decision for Wisconsin's gerrymandering case
First district challengers are gifts for Paul Ryan
Bryce, Nehlen both weak, unqualified candidates to replace Ryan as Speaker of the House
Gerrymandering has intensely gendered implications
Women are statistically more likely to vote democratic, so gerrymandering, specifically in Wisconsin, has silenced their voice
Point Counterpoint: Gerrymandering may seem to be poor system, but it’s the best we’ve seen
In recent Gill v. Whitford case heard before the Supreme Court, manageable standard for addressing gerrymandering remained vague
Point Counterpoint: Supreme Court gerrymandering case sparks productive conversation
Ideally, Gill v. Whitford would end political gerrymandering — after all, America is for the people by the people
Wisconsin’s gerrymandering case: What you need to know
A decision is set to be made by the end of June
Obama should realize Wisconsin is already a lost cause
Preventing gerrymandering is president's main goal in endorsing state officials
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