With the filing of a perfunctory final order, the CT Supreme Court has approved minimal revisions to a 20-year-old congressional map.
2022 Redistricting
Court shows no interest in remaking CT congressional map
The justices asked no questions in a 27-minute hearing, declining to whether the court should take a more aggressive role.
Special master recommends tweaks to Connecticut congressional map
A court-appointed master recommended minimal changes to a Connecticut congressional map that has produced only Democratic wins since 2008.
Special master asks Democrats, Republicans to seek congressional map compromise
Connecticut’s deadlocked Reapportionment Commission was invited by a special master to try once more to agree on a congressional map.
An inside look at the haggling over Connecticut’s congressional map
Here are first and last “best offers” made by Democrats and Republicans in trying to shape Connecticut’s congressional districts.
Court directs master to draw CT congressional map without regard to politics
The political scientist who revised Connecticut’s congressional map a decade ago was hired by the Supreme Court to do it again.
Connecticut reaches impasse on congressional reapportionment
CT’s Reapportionment Commission failed to agree on congressional districts by noon Tuesday. A court-appointed special master will take over.
Reapportionment Commission reports progress to Supreme Court
The commission asked the Supreme Court to extend a deadline related to the drawing of new congressional districts.
CT Supreme Court leans on lawmakers to produce congressional districts map
The Connecticut Supreme Court gave the legislature’s Reapportionment Commission until noon on Dec. 21 to produce a congressional district map.
CT’s contorted congressional map to get tweaks, not overhaul
Reapportionment rules complicate changing a map that initially favored the GOP but has produced only Democratic victories since 2008.
Hartford, Stamford winners in House redistricting
No one was drawn out of their district, but several face harder races as a result of revisions.
Bipartisan deal struck on CT state House redistricting
Connecticut’s bipartisan Reapportionment Commission is expected to vote Thursday on new state House districts.
Delayed by COVID, Connecticut’s redistricting ramps up
Connecticut’s reapportionment will test whether technology can bring public participation to a process controlled by political insiders.