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If the redistricting arms race is now truly unavoidable, then logic dictates the Florida governor's response.

We're noticing a pattern here.

Virginia barely passed a partisan redistricting that will be hard to undo.

There is a reasonable chance that Virginia's high court will decide that the state legislature has gone too far.

The new map is designed to allow Democrats to pick up as many as four seats in the upcoming midterm elections.

The state will be represented in Congress almost entirely by Fairfax County.

To lose one election to the choice of a bad candidate may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose two looks like carelessness.

The president is insisting that his secretary of energy is 'totally wrong' in his assessment of gas prices in the coming year.

Makled bested a Jewish incumbent who has faced an onslaught of antisemitic attacks and vandalism incidents at his home and office.

On May 5, the legislators who opposed the gerrymandering effort will find out whether that fateful vote will cost them their jobs.