Tag: courts
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The Battle to Reform Judicial Selection in South Carolina
Judicial selection in South Carolina, criticized for its opacity, has become a focal point in the 2026 political landscape. Rom Reddy of DOGE SC advocates for reforms to diminish legislative control, allowing the governor to nominate judges. The proposed bill aims to increase accountability, highlighting the need for public trust in the judiciary.
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Virginia Court Stops Mid-Cycle Redistricting Push
A Virginia court has blocked a Democratic proposal for a mid-decade redistricting amendment intended for the 2026 elections, citing noncompliance with state constitutional procedures. Judge Jack Hurley Jr. found that the amendment failed to meet required notice and timing obligations. Democrats plan to appeal, but current congressional maps will remain unchanged for 2026.
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New York’s Redistricting Fight Escalates After Court Ruling
A court ruling has pushed New York back toward redistricting chaos, exposing the flaws in a system sold as “independent” but engineered to collapse. Once again, judges—not voters—may decide the map, raising serious questions about accountability, legitimacy, and democratic trust.
Election Desk 