Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission

The commission responsible for drawing new congressional and legislative district lines has invited a formal audit of its finances and operations.

The Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission's communications director, Edward Woods III, will take on the second role in a move the group says will save over $100,000 in personnel costs.

The Michigan Supreme Court has tossed out a challenge to the new state House map that was drawn by the Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission.

Michigan’s redistricting commission could face a budget shortfall after this April if state lawmakers don’t appropriate more funds.

The Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission is standing by its decision to give itself a 7% pay raise.

Members of the Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission (MICRC) voted to give themselves a 7% raise Thursday.

Michigan’s redistricting commission is facing another lawsuit. This time, it’s from one of its own members.

Legal troubles for Michigan’s redistricting commission are not over, even though the state Supreme Court dismissed one lawsuit against the commission this week.

Attorney Mark Brewer says the lawsuit will ask Michigan's Supreme Court to order the redrawing of state House boundaries.

The resignation comes as interpersonal tensions plague the board assigned to draw Michigan's political maps.