Adam Kincaid, director of the National Republican Redistricting Trust, testified Tuesday that he -not anyone directly tied to Texas-drew the map approved by the Texas Legislature this year.

The Republican primary ballot in Texas is brimming with hot congressional battles, thanks in large part to President Donald Trump's redistricting push and to several incumbents calling it quits.

Supervisors voted unanimously to support the November ballot measure, saying it would defend fair elections as Texas moves to redraw congressional districts favoring Republicans.

EL PASO – The architect of Texas’ mid-decade redistricting plan said on Tuesday he did not use racial data to design the map that could net Republicans five seats in Congress.

EL PASO — The Republican who steered a controversial congressional redistricting plan through the Texas Senate testified Monday that racial data was not a factor when he was considering the maps.

The case in an El Paso courtroom is the first test of Texas’ new map. Republican state lawmakers quickly redrew the lines this summer to give the GOP five more seats at the urging of President Donald ...

Utah Republican lawmakers pushed through a new congressional map that would give their party an advantage in all four of the state’s U.S. House districts — but would give the minority Democrats at ...

A federal hearing continues this week on whether to halt or affirm Texas’ controversial new congressional map, with the decision by the three-judge panel potentially affecting redistricting efforts ...

Questions continued over what conversations were had between a senior Republican chairing the committee tasked with the redistricting of Texas and the mapmaker, as both continued to deny targeting ...

The man who drew the Texas redistricting map claimed voter race played no role in the process, despite democrats claiming he targeted minorities to dilute their votes.

Conservative mapmaker Adam Kincaid tried to distance himself from Trump officials’ claims that Texas’ recent gerrymander is rooted in race.

A three-judge panel in El Paso will continue hearing arguments in a lawsuit challenging the controversial new map of Texas’ congressional districts. Ultimately, their decision will determine whether ...