Independent Congressional Redistricting Commission
Littwin: Did Colorado Democrats give up too much with redistricting?
The answer is no. Mostly. Despite a disappointing-to-Dems legislative map. Despite the U.S. Senate’s refusal to counter voter suppression laws and gerrymandering.
Legal challenges pour in as Colorado Supreme Court is set to review new congressional map
Latino advocacy groups, Democratic organizations and counties filed objections to the map, which awaits review by the Supreme Court
Littwin: Colorado GOP may get the best redistricting map it could have hoped for. What are the chances they’ll blow it?
The state Supreme Court now takes up a 4-3-1 map from the independent commission, in a state Biden won by 13 points. Did Dems unilaterally disarm?
The latest draft of Colorado’s congressional map draws Lauren Boebert and Joe Neguse into the same district
Plus, don’t forget public hearings on the map start Tuesday and run through the end of the week
Opinion: A Colorado redistricting commission member offers a look under the hood at the process
Preliminary congressional maps came out last week; initial legislative maps will be released Tuesday. Then, both commissions will hit the road to hear feedback.
Nicolais: Colorado’s first congressional redistricting map represents a good start
Despite partisan complaints, Colorado's redistricting map tackles tough challenges and provides an avenue for representation to some deserving populations
Here’s where a preliminary map places Colorado’s new 8th Congressional District
Nonpartisan staffers unveiled an early map proposal Wednesday to the Independent Congressional Redistricting Commission. It’s based on 2019 population data.
Colorado’s congressional, legislative redistricting ramps up this summer. Here’s what you need to know to get involved.
Preliminary maps will be completed this month, followed by a statewide listening tour to gather input about the proposals and the process
Opinion: Coloradans don’t just want politicians out of the redistricting process. We also want fair maps.
As a Mexican-American woman, I am not OK with political power being defined for my community based on data that has estimated me out of existence.
Colorado Supreme Court tells lawmakers to stay out of redistricting process, but signs off on use of preliminary data
The court said lawmakers could not dictate that independent commissions use preliminary Census data to meet fast-approaching redistricting deadlines.
Another potential delay to Colorado’s redistricting process? Counting prisoners.
Colorado and eight other states are changing how they count prisoners for redistricting, so counties with prison-inflated populations don’t get more political representation than they should.
Colorado’s independent congressional redistricting commission ousts chair over his social media posts
The drama over Danny Moore is the latest challenge for the newly-appointed commission, which faces months-long delays in receiving U.S. Census data that is threatening to derail the redistricting process ahead of the 2022 election
Nicolais: Unaffiliated voters need strong voices on Colorado’s redistricting commissions
After passage of Amendments Y and Z in 2018, the judicial review panel choosing members must avoid unaffiliated applicants with clear partisan preferences
Colorado needs more people to help redraw political maps. And lack of diversity remains an issue.
Ahead of Tuesday’s deadline, the pool of applicants for the state’s two new independent redistricting commissions is smaller than anticipated
