ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

A one-stop-shop for tools and resources related to the League's work on redistricting.

An overview of the redistricting process and proposed legislation and citizen-driven ballot initiatives in each state.

Bridges the gap between mathematics and the law to achieve fair representation through redistricting reform.

An examination of the California Citizens’ Redistricting Commission.

The website of the Commission tasked with drawing New Jersey's 40 Legislative Districts

The website of the Commission tasked with drawing New Jersey's 12 Congressional Districts

See how seven different ways of drawing districts in New Jersey could change the partisan and racial makeup of its congressional map.

Statistics on margins of victory, competitive districts, partisan composition of the NJ Assembly, and racial and ethnic makeup of NJ’s districts.

A paper by Dr. Ernest Reock (retired) from the Rutgers University Office of Government.

A brief recap of the 2010 redistricting process.

Current and past news stories on redistricting, at-large or specific to NJ.

1/15/18:
“A Case for Math, Not ‘Gobbledygook,’ in Judging Partisan Voting Maps”

1/10/18:
“The State of Play on Partisan Gerrymandering Cases at the Supreme Court”, Rick Hasen, Election Law Blog

8/14/17:
“New Jersey's partisan redistricting flawed, but mostly achieves goals”

1/11/16:
“N.J. Dems' controversial redistricting plan 'dead for today'"

1/7/16:
“Academics, others slam Democrats' redistricting amendment”

1/7/16:
“Republicans plan campaign against proposed redistricting changes”

11/10/15:
“State Democrats quietly discussing redistricting amendment”

12/23/11:
“GOP wins N.J. congressional redistricting battle”

4/3/11:
“New Districts Seen as Aiding Democrats in New Jersey”

4/3/11:
“Redistricting commission approves Democratic-proposed legislative map”