Colorado Independent Legislative Redistricting Commission
Colorado legislative maps get final approval from state Supreme Court
The legislative commission adopted maps that “fell within the range of reasonable options,” according to the ruling
Despite Colorado’s new redistricting process being independent, there was still plenty of political influence
Proponents of Amendments Y and Z never expected to eliminate partisan politics from redistricting, but they say it was fundamentally different under the new system
Nicolais: Colorado won with new redistricting commissions
As complaints from both major parties pour in, it is clear that Colorado's new redistricting process led to the best outcome in decades
Democrats poised to maintain their Colorado Senate edge under new map adopted by redistricting commission
Colorado’s Independent Legislative Redistricting Commission started their meeting Tuesday at an impasse but reached a unanimous agreement on a proposal just hours before their self-imposed deadline
Redistricting commission advances new Colorado House map to state Supreme Court for final approval
Commissioners must vote to approve a state Senate map by Tuesday. Both maps must be submitted to the Supreme Court by Oct. 22
Remapping 2021 | New Colorado legislative maps must be approved this week
The commission must approve new state Senate and House maps by Tuesday
Remapping 2021 | A final Colorado congressional map must be approved this week
The Independent Congressional Redistricting Commission must agree on a map by the end of Tuesday, or a staff-drawn map will get sent to the Supreme Court
Control of the Colorado Senate would come down to a handful of competitive districts under latest draft maps
The new maps could ultimately determine which party controls the state legislature, which has been in Democrats’ hands for the past three years
Democrats poised to keep control of Colorado legislature under latest draft redistricting maps
The maps released Monday are the first plans drawn by nonpartisan redistricting staff based on a decade of demographic changes captured in 2020 census data
Remapping 2021 | New draft Colorado legislative maps are coming and congressional commissioners struggle to find consensus
A look at the former Western Slope 4th District and a new congressional proposal is set to be released this week
Democrats see consequences from redistricting reform push similar to Colorado’s
Democrats pushed for independent commissions to do the work of rebalancing population changes into congressional districts. They're about to feel the consequences of their focus on fairness.
Here are the themes from meetings across Colorado on the state’s new congressional, legislative maps
More than 100 hours of testimony, 2,300 online comments to consider as first maps based on 2020 census data are set to be revealed this month
Remapping 2021 | Big decisions still left on the next round of Colorado’s congressional map
The next staff congressional map could be released as early as Friday, plus, a look back at how the 2nd Congressional District has changed
Nicolais: A little advice for redistricting commissions weighing competitiveness
Ten years ago the commission I served on made a simplistic mistake – one that current commissioners should learn from
Redistricting commissions diverge on prison gerrymandering, and the 3rd Congressional District revisited
This is the second edition of Remapping Colorado, our free, pop-up newsletter on redistricting.
Remapping Colorado: Census data comes a few days early and the week ahead in redistricting
This is the first edition of a free, pop-up newsletter keeping you up-to-date on the 2021 redistricting process
Independent commission redrawing Colorado’s congressional map pushes its final deadline to Oct. 1
The commission extended a constitutional deadline because of a delay in getting population data from the U.S. Census Bureau
Colorado’s new redistricting process faces a time crunch. The state Supreme Court will decide whether to push back deadlines.
As a last resort, one commission has also proposed cutting public hearings to 21 from 32 to wrap up sooner
