LDF's Redistricting Work by State

LDF has been on the frontlines to defend all voters’ right to fair representation at every level of government. Discriminatory redistricting maps are a catalyst for oppressive legislation that targets our most vulnerable and historically abused communities. However, we know that when diverse communities are fairly represented, quality of life improves for all.

Here, we’ve compiled a state-by-state look at our work to fight for fair maps and fair representation. Since the redistricting process kicked off in 2021, LDF has sent letters, submitted proposed maps, and filed lawsuits challenging discriminatory redistricting plans in key states including Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, Tennessee, South Carolina, Mississippi, and Georgia.

Achieving equal representation and being able to cast equal and effective votes depends in part on redistricting maps that are drawn fairly to reflect and respect our communities. 

Louisiana

Louisiana v. Callais FAQ

Case: Voting Rights and Redistricting Louisiana v. Callais FAQ The Fight for Fair Maps in Louisiana and the Long Road to the Supreme Court Supreme Court Oral Argument: March 24, 2025 What is Louisiana v. Callais about? Louisiana v. Callais

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Nairne v. Landry

Nairne v. Landry Challenging Louisiana’s State legislative maps Nairne v. Landry is a lawsuit that was filed in March 2022 challenging Louisiana’s House and Senate legislative maps that severely dilute the voting strength of Black voters. The lawsuit argues that

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Alabama

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South Carolina

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Tennessee

Texas

Mississippi

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Georgia

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