Kathay Feng of Common Cause explains the significance of Supreme Court hearings on partisan gerrymandering, and the impact on the future of fair maps.

We should not just celebrate International Women's Day, but consider how to improve their representation in government using ranked choice voting.

The Fair Representation Act continues the history of updating elections to reflect modern times.

The contrast between Pennsylvania and North Carolina congressional elections highlights the power of maps: fair or gerrymandered.

Our Monopoly Politics projections for U.S. House seats in the 2020 election reveal a flawed system

Despite a volatile political climate and several upsets in key races, our 2018 projections for the U.S. House were still 97.5 percent accurate.

Overwhelmed by how to keep tabs on all 435 seats up for grabs in the House? Check out our full list of projections and suggestions for which races to watch.

Independent and third-party candidates could "spoil" up to 40 U.S. House races in the midterms. But the real spoiler is the system, not the candidate.

63 of the 435 U.S. House races have no incumbent. But what should be an open, more competitive election remains largely predetermined by partisan politics.

Third-party and independent candidates are often billed as election spoilers, including in several key 2018 Senate races. Ranked choice voting offers a better way.