Politicians still have time to throw their hats into one of the rings, but here are the top candidates for several US House districts next year in Illinois.

Education Texas School Districts Slam the Senate’s School Finance Plan “It’s like your house being on fire, and the fire department showing up with a 12 ounce cup of water.” ...

Redistricting arguments: New Mississippi House, Senate districts not yet approved by federal court panel The panel's decision also noted, according to several election analyses, that the plan ...

Senate District 1: Michael McLendon, R-Hernando and Reginald Jackson, D-Marks. Senate District 2: David Parker, R-Olive Branch. Senate District 10: Neil Whaley, R-Potts Camp.

Pols announced on the Senate floor he would not seek reelection. Below are the two new districts that were created and have no incumbents: Senate District 11 (DeSoto County).

The North Carolina state Senate map, which was passed by the General Assembly on Oct. 25, 2023. In court Monday, attorneys for the legislative defendants cross examined witnesses brought by the ...

The two Senate districts most closely associated with the Chippewa Valley are District 23, represented by Jesse James, R-Altoona); and District 31, represented by Jeff Smith, D-Eau Claire.

There are 80 assembly districts across California, each with its own assemblymember. L.A. County alone has 24 of those districts. Each member serves two-year terms.

New assembly districts impacted voters in Summit, Wisconsin William Lien WDIO Updated: August 14, 2024 - 8:46 PM Published: August 14, 2024 - 4:53 PM ...

If you plan to cast your vote early or on the election, your ballot may look a bit different. In February, new legislative maps were approved in Wisconsin, changing the assembly districts we’ve ...

A federal three-judge panel approved a new Michigan Senate map Friday after it previously struck down several metro Detroit voting districts as illegal because the state's redistricting commission ...

The Assembly race also drew significant amounts of campaign spending. With the state’s first-ever “matching funds” program, candidates could stretch $25 to $325 and $250 to $2,550.