65 People 24630 Fact-checks 7785 Articles People (65) BreakingNews247.net Watts Up With That End Citizens United Stand Up To China Ending Spending Action Fund N.C. Republicans Republican presidents House Republicans Republican News Senate Republicans Wisconsin Anti-Violence Effort Educational Fund House Republican Conference House Republican staff Michigan Republican Party Nevada Republican Party Republican National Committee Republican Party of Florida Republican Party of Pennsylvania Republican Party of Virginia Tennessee Republican Party Fact-checks (24630) Nina Perales stated on May 31, 2011 in a press release.: Says a Republican-drawn map of proposed U.S. House districts for Texas "gerrymanders more than nine million Latinos in Texas to make sure that we have no more electoral opportunity than we did in 1991." By W. Gardner Selby• June 22, 2011 Sean Duffy stated on July 17, 2017 in a TV interview: Republicans have " won a thousand seats since Obamacare." By D.L. Davis• July 27, 2017 Lloyd Doggett stated on November 04, 2013 in a guest lecture: "During the last election, Democrats won over a million votes more than Republicans, but because of the way districts are designed, the Republicans got 33 more members of the House of Representatives than the Democrats did." By W. Gardner Selby• November 26, 2013 Bob Bennett stated on March 04, 2013 in a news release : Ohio Republicans made significant gains during [Chris McNulty’s] time at the ORP, including the extremely successful re-election of President Bush in Ohio." By Henry J. Gomez• March 13, 2013 X posts stated on October 09, 2025 in a post on X: “If you vote no on Prop 50 to stop the redistricting, it shows through the envelope,” making it easy for Democrats to cheat. By Maria Ramirez Uribe• October 14, 2025 Virginia House Democratic Caucus stated on March 05, 2020 in Voting record: On a referendum that could strip legislators of their redistricting power. By Warren Fiske• March 24, 2020 Chris Larson stated on November 09, 2020 in Twitter: “Jurisdictions representing about 80% of WI residents have passed referendums or resolutions in favor of fair maps.” By Laura Schulte• December 21, 2020 Tom Cotton stated on October 21, 2021 in a tweet: The newly drawn congressional district map in Arkansas “keeps communities together.” By Louis Jacobson• October 22, 2021 Sean Ryan stated on March 03, 2022 in an op-ed: “New York state has already lost 99% of its historic freshwater wetlands.” By Elizabeth Egan, Marnique O. Panepento• March 29, 2022 Lone Star Project stated on April 29, 2010 in an e-mail blast.: Says state's expected "increase in federal political clout is almost entirely due to the growth of the African American and Hispanic populations in Texas in virtually every region of the state." By W. Gardner Selby• May 17, 2010 Paul Ryan stated on September 02, 2014 in a speech: After the 2012 redistricting, Wisconsin has competitive congressional districts. By James B. Nelson• October 1, 2014 Chris Christie stated on October 24, 2012 in a campaign event in New Hampshire: Says New Jersey lost private-sector jobs between 2000 and 2009 because Democrats increased taxes, fees, regulations and state spending. By Bill Wichert• October 29, 2012 Janet Bewley stated on November 05, 2021 in News release: “Wisconsin is almost equally divided on partisan lines” and therefore new Legislative maps could be drawn to “represent that 50-50 split.” By Madeline Heim• November 23, 2021 Donald Trump stated on November 07, 2018 in a press conference: "In the House, Republicans dramatically outperformed historical precedents." By Louis Jacobson• November 8, 2018 Republican Party of Florida stated on October 30, 2013 in a YouTube attack ad: As CFO, Alex Sink oversaw "a $27 billion loss in the state's pension fund." By Julie Kliegman• November 1, 2013 Fentrice Driskell stated on April 29, 2026 in an interview: “Under federal law, you cannot engage in partisan gerrymandering.” By Samantha Putterman• May 1, 2026 Ron Tusler stated on September 12, 2023 in X, formerly Twitter: Wisconsin Republicans are backing “a nonpartisan redistricting plan based off the Iowa Model. ... Republicans, Democrats, and the Governor pushed this plan last time redistricting happened in 2020.” By D.L. Davis• December 8, 2023 Will Weatherford stated on March 28, 2012 in remarks to the press: "It's the first time in the nation this many members have been drawn (by a Legislature) into the same districts where it wasn't a court order." By Katie Sanders• April 13, 2012 Adam Jarchow stated on July 16, 2019 in a tweet: "Elected officials draw (legislative redistricting) maps. That’s it." By Eric Litke• August 23, 2019 Rob Portman stated on June 30, 2010 in a news release: Since the Democrats’ stimulus went into effect last year, Ohio has lost about 150,000 Jobs. By Mark Naymik• July 28, 2010 Articles (7785) What is redistricting? And why should voters care? By Louis Jacobson• October 27, 2021 Is Florida’s mid-decade redistricting plan ‘illegal,’ as some Democrats say? By Samantha Putterman• April 15, 2026 Hakeem Jeffries ‘maximum warfare’ comment was about redistricting, not a call to violence By Amy Sherman• April 27, 2026 How much power does Donald Trump have to change the census and who is counted in it? By Louis Jacobson• August 8, 2025 Midterm elections: What does history say? And what could make 2022 different? By Louis Jacobson• September 12, 2022 Trump's actions could affect the 2026 midterm elections. What will it mean for voters? By Amy Sherman• November 3, 2025 JD Vance called California’s congressional map ‘outrageous.’ It’s not an outlier By Louis Jacobson• August 4, 2025 Explaining the Virginia election results: The White House curse By Louis Jacobson• November 8, 2017 The legal fight over NC gerrymandering isn’t over. How we got here, and what’s next. By Elizabeth Thompson• July 2, 2019 Fact-checking the second McAuliffe-Youngkin debate By Warren Fiske• October 1, 2021 The race for North Carolina’s U.S. Senate seat: A guide By Paul Specht• April 13, 2022 A voter guide to North Carolina’s Senate primaries By Louis Jacobson, Paul Specht• May 13, 2022 Fact-checking the Republican primary By Angie Drobnic Holan• July 26, 2012 Could an undercounted 2020 Census afflict a range of federal statistics? 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Nina Perales stated on May 31, 2011 in a press release.: Says a Republican-drawn map of proposed U.S. House districts for Texas "gerrymanders more than nine million Latinos in Texas to make sure that we have no more electoral opportunity than we did in 1991." By W. Gardner Selby• June 22, 2011 Sean Duffy stated on July 17, 2017 in a TV interview: Republicans have " won a thousand seats since Obamacare." By D.L. Davis• July 27, 2017 Lloyd Doggett stated on November 04, 2013 in a guest lecture: "During the last election, Democrats won over a million votes more than Republicans, but because of the way districts are designed, the Republicans got 33 more members of the House of Representatives than the Democrats did." By W. Gardner Selby• November 26, 2013 Bob Bennett stated on March 04, 2013 in a news release : Ohio Republicans made significant gains during [Chris McNulty’s] time at the ORP, including the extremely successful re-election of President Bush in Ohio." By Henry J. Gomez• March 13, 2013 X posts stated on October 09, 2025 in a post on X: “If you vote no on Prop 50 to stop the redistricting, it shows through the envelope,” making it easy for Democrats to cheat. By Maria Ramirez Uribe• October 14, 2025 Virginia House Democratic Caucus stated on March 05, 2020 in Voting record: On a referendum that could strip legislators of their redistricting power. By Warren Fiske• March 24, 2020 Chris Larson stated on November 09, 2020 in Twitter: “Jurisdictions representing about 80% of WI residents have passed referendums or resolutions in favor of fair maps.” By Laura Schulte• December 21, 2020 Tom Cotton stated on October 21, 2021 in a tweet: The newly drawn congressional district map in Arkansas “keeps communities together.” By Louis Jacobson• October 22, 2021 Sean Ryan stated on March 03, 2022 in an op-ed: “New York state has already lost 99% of its historic freshwater wetlands.” By Elizabeth Egan, Marnique O. Panepento• March 29, 2022 Lone Star Project stated on April 29, 2010 in an e-mail blast.: Says state's expected "increase in federal political clout is almost entirely due to the growth of the African American and Hispanic populations in Texas in virtually every region of the state." By W. Gardner Selby• May 17, 2010 Paul Ryan stated on September 02, 2014 in a speech: After the 2012 redistricting, Wisconsin has competitive congressional districts. By James B. Nelson• October 1, 2014 Chris Christie stated on October 24, 2012 in a campaign event in New Hampshire: Says New Jersey lost private-sector jobs between 2000 and 2009 because Democrats increased taxes, fees, regulations and state spending. By Bill Wichert• October 29, 2012 Janet Bewley stated on November 05, 2021 in News release: “Wisconsin is almost equally divided on partisan lines” and therefore new Legislative maps could be drawn to “represent that 50-50 split.” By Madeline Heim• November 23, 2021 Donald Trump stated on November 07, 2018 in a press conference: "In the House, Republicans dramatically outperformed historical precedents." By Louis Jacobson• November 8, 2018 Republican Party of Florida stated on October 30, 2013 in a YouTube attack ad: As CFO, Alex Sink oversaw "a $27 billion loss in the state's pension fund." By Julie Kliegman• November 1, 2013 Fentrice Driskell stated on April 29, 2026 in an interview: “Under federal law, you cannot engage in partisan gerrymandering.” By Samantha Putterman• May 1, 2026 Ron Tusler stated on September 12, 2023 in X, formerly Twitter: Wisconsin Republicans are backing “a nonpartisan redistricting plan based off the Iowa Model. ... Republicans, Democrats, and the Governor pushed this plan last time redistricting happened in 2020.” By D.L. Davis• December 8, 2023 Will Weatherford stated on March 28, 2012 in remarks to the press: "It's the first time in the nation this many members have been drawn (by a Legislature) into the same districts where it wasn't a court order." By Katie Sanders• April 13, 2012 Adam Jarchow stated on July 16, 2019 in a tweet: "Elected officials draw (legislative redistricting) maps. That’s it." By Eric Litke• August 23, 2019 Rob Portman stated on June 30, 2010 in a news release: Since the Democrats’ stimulus went into effect last year, Ohio has lost about 150,000 Jobs. By Mark Naymik• July 28, 2010
What is redistricting? And why should voters care? By Louis Jacobson• October 27, 2021 Is Florida’s mid-decade redistricting plan ‘illegal,’ as some Democrats say? By Samantha Putterman• April 15, 2026 Hakeem Jeffries ‘maximum warfare’ comment was about redistricting, not a call to violence By Amy Sherman• April 27, 2026 How much power does Donald Trump have to change the census and who is counted in it? By Louis Jacobson• August 8, 2025 Midterm elections: What does history say? And what could make 2022 different? By Louis Jacobson• September 12, 2022 Trump's actions could affect the 2026 midterm elections. What will it mean for voters? By Amy Sherman• November 3, 2025 JD Vance called California’s congressional map ‘outrageous.’ It’s not an outlier By Louis Jacobson• August 4, 2025 Explaining the Virginia election results: The White House curse By Louis Jacobson• November 8, 2017 The legal fight over NC gerrymandering isn’t over. How we got here, and what’s next. By Elizabeth Thompson• July 2, 2019 Fact-checking the second McAuliffe-Youngkin debate By Warren Fiske• October 1, 2021 The race for North Carolina’s U.S. Senate seat: A guide By Paul Specht• April 13, 2022 A voter guide to North Carolina’s Senate primaries By Louis Jacobson, Paul Specht• May 13, 2022 Fact-checking the Republican primary By Angie Drobnic Holan• July 26, 2012 Could an undercounted 2020 Census afflict a range of federal statistics? By Louis Jacobson• August 26, 2020 With Georgia’s race still undecided, a look at whether Democrats’ midterm Senate wins are historic By Tom Kertscher• December 1, 2022 More immigrants equal better odds for Democrats after the next census? Why those claims are flawed By Jeff Cercone• March 25, 2024 Looking at photos of Joe Biden, Robert Byrd, Donald Trump and Rosa Parks By Ciara O'Rourke• October 1, 2020 The RAND health insurance report: A guide By Jon Greenberg, Katie Sanders• April 11, 2014 Why Ukraine? How an Eastern European country triggered tumult in American politics By Jon Greenberg• September 30, 2019 Rick Perry and Texas job gains By W. Gardner Selby• June 2, 2015
