The candidates for which the ruling means the most may be those running in the newly created state Senate districts in New York City. Reflecting population shifts in the state, the Legislature’s ...

New York State. State Supreme Court judge rules NY’s district maps unconstitutional Justice Patrick McAllister said political bias was clear in the maps “beyond a reasonable doubt. ... We always knew ...

Under a process passed by voters in 2014, New York's new district maps were supposed to have been drawn by an independent commission. But that body, made up of equal numbers of Democrats and ...

New York City, meanwhile, saw population gain of over 600,000 people over the past decade. But Republicans — and the voters in their lawsuit — cite criticism of New York’s congressional map ...

Monday night we were looking at the newly drawn NYS Congressional district maps, Now we turn our attention to the State Senate maps. You're paying for all this map mayhem after the courts ruled ...

Broome County Supreme Court Justice Eugene Faughnan has been chosen as the new administrative judge for New York’s Sixth Judicial District, which covers areas of Central New York and the ...

BINGHAMTON (WBNG) -- Candidates for the New York State Supreme Court 6th Judicial District: Democrat Deirdre Hay and Republican Cheryl Insignia, participated in an open forum debate Tuesday at the ...

NEW YORK (WKBW) — Officials from the New York State Court System announced courts in the Eighth Judicial District (Buffalo and surrounding counties) will begin Phase Two of its return to in ...

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — The expected legal battle over Democrats’ alleged gerrymandering in New York began this week as a group of voters in Republican-friendly communities filed a lawsuit … ...

Map shows proposed congressional district for NY-11 that covers Staten Island and part of Brooklyn from the New York Legislative State Task Force on Demographic Research and Apportionment.

New York voters in 2014 amended the state’s constitution to outright ban drawing maps “for the purpose of favoring or disfavoring incumbents or other particular candidates or political parties.” ...