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BREAKING NEWS: First PR Bill in the Mountain West Introduced
Historic election reform is moving forward in Wyoming and Voting Rights Foundation is proud to have played an educational role in shaping the conversation.
Kelsey Lyon
7 days ago


Voters Oppose Gerrymandering
On November 18, a federal court struck down Texas’s newly drawn congressional map, ruling it was “likely racially discriminatory.” According to the court, the map diluted the political power of Black and Latino voters, a clear warning sign of racial gerrymandering.

Lars Mapstead
Dec 19, 2025


SCOTUS just set the bar high… dangerously high.
On November 18, a federal court struck down Texas’s newly drawn congressional map, ruling it was “likely racially discriminatory.” According to the court, the map diluted the political power of Black and Latino voters, a clear warning sign of racial gerrymandering.

VRF Staff
Dec 16, 2025


We Are Gaining Serious Momentum in Wyoming
No democracy should depend on distorted maps. Yet in Wyoming, that is exactly what has happened. So we did something about it.

VRF Staff
Dec 12, 2025


This Should Never Happen In America
No elected official should face armed officers at their home for doing their job. Yet that is exactly what has unfolded in Indiana over the last two weeks.

VRF Staff
Dec 9, 2025


A Line Was Drawn In The Sand In Indiana
Standing up for what is right takes courage. It should not result in a visit from SWAT.

VRF Staff
Dec 4, 2025


Prop 50 Passed. Here’s Why Every State Should Be Concerned.
By VRF Staff As you probably heard, Prop 50 just passed in California. Before you jump to your keyboards and pick a side... This is bad for not only Republicans and Independents, it’s also bad for Democrats. Prior to Prop 50, an Independent Commission of randomly selected citizens drew maps for California. Prop 50 gave that power back to the Legislature, meaning lawmakers could design maps that protect their own seats or advantage their party. History shows they will. Nation

VRF Staff
Dec 1, 2025
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