Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission

Michigan’s redistricting commission is asking for an apology from the opposing attorney in a federal lawsuit over Michigan’s legislative district maps.

Michigan’s redistricting commission is starting to plan for lawsuits against it to continue even after it disbands.

The Michigan Supreme Court heard arguments on Wednesday on whether they should direct the state’s redistricting commission to re-draw recently-approved district maps.

A group of Michigan Republicans, including some current and former state representatives, have sued to block the state’s new congressional map, saying it's constitutionally flawed because of population deviations, too much splitting of municipal lines and the carving up of “communities of interest.”

A legal challenge to the state’s new congressional and legislative district maps was formally filed today with the Michigan Supreme Court.

This is the first redistricting process since voters approved a constitutional amendment that gave the job of map drawing to an independent commission instead of the state legislature.

Michigan’s Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission has officially picked the state’s Congressional boundaries for the next decade.

The state Supreme Court is siding with news outlets suing the Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission.

The Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission is getting ready to open a last public comment period before it picks final legislative boundaries.

Three members of the Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission have taken advantage of a rule change ahead of a final public comment period.