Congressional Redistricting

Focusing on a North Florida district that has become a legal and political battleground, voting-rights groups and other plaintiffs are seeking a temporary injunction to block a congressional redistricting plan pushed by Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Gov. Ron DeSantis' congressional map was met with a legal challenge on the same day he signed it into law.

Despite vocal opposition to the governor's congressional map, state lawmakers moved the plan quickly along on the first day of a special legislative session to pass a new U.S. House map.

Gadsden County residents spoke out against the governor's plan to erase Democratic Congressman Al Lawson's 5th Congressional District at a check presentation ceremony on Thursday.

Gov. Ron DeSantis has submitted a congressional map that lawmakers are expected to take up when they meet in Tallahassee on April 19 - 22. The drawing would eliminate African American Democratic Rep. Al Lawson's district.

Gov. Ron DeSantis says he won't support a congressional map that includes a U.S. House district in North Florida where minority voters can elect a candidate of their choice.

Last month, the Florida legislature sent a congressional map to Gov. Ron DeSantis for his approval. He vetoed it. And now legislative leaders say they’re planning to consider a map from his office for approval next week.

A nonpartisan group that’s working to build African American political power in Florida has launched a digital ad campaign targeting Gov. Ron DeSantis’ proposal to eliminate two of the state’s minority access congressional districts.

Florida’s Secretary of State Laurel Lee is asking a federal court to halt proceedings in a lawsuit over the state’s new congressional map.

The Florida legislature will meet in mid-April to draw the state's congressional districts after Gov. Ron DeSantis rejected a two-map plan lawmakers approved earlier this month.