Illinois Delays End of Prison Gerrymandering By a Decade A hard-fought reform will stop the state from distorting political power. But it won’t take effect for a long time. Daniel Nichanian Feb 23, 2021
Virginia Ends Prison Gerrymandering, the Latest Chapter in a Recent Tidal Wave New law changes where incarcerated people are counted for redistricting. Advocates vow to push against felony disenfranchisement next year. Daniel Nichanian Apr 23, 2020
Colorado Abolishes the Death Penalty and Ends Prison Gerrymandering Nationwide efforts against the death penalty and against prison gerrymandering have gained considerable momentum just over the past two years. Daniel Nichanian Mar 23, 2020
Clock is Ticking to Fix Prison Gerrymandering With redistricting fast approaching, Nevada and Washington end prison gerrymandering, but reforms stall elsewhere. Daniel Nichanian Jul 03, 2019
How We Count People Skews Political Power The new citizenship question and the longstanding practice of prison gerrymandering weaponize the census to change the racial geography of power. Vaidya Gullapalli, Daniel Nichanian May 06, 2019
