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New York Democrats would have the upper hand in just 16 congressional districts and Republicans would have a strong opportunity to win three or more seats under the map recommended Monday by the state’s court-appointed special master.

Congressional districts for northern Florida drawn by the governor’s office remain in place, for now, while the state appeals a judge’s decision that found them to be unconstitutional.

For Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) not to win re-election, state Republican strategist Jay Williams says, “they’d need to find a dead body in her car.”

David McKinley was the first member of Congress defeated for re-election in the 2022 midterm elections, but he won’t stand out for long.

A woman sentenced to prison for five years for illegally submitting a provisional ballot in the 2016 election won an appeal challenging her conviction, as the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruled Wednesday that her unawareness about her ineligibility to vote was relevant.

Some Texas Supreme Court justices doubted Wednesday that they have jurisdiction to answer certified questions from the Fifth Circuit about a state election law because both parties agreed it doesn’t apply to the plaintiffs.

Congressional districts for northern Florida drawn to satisfy Gov. Ron DeSantis were blocked Wednesday by a state judge because they eliminated a seat where Black voters hold sway.