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Deseret News: Democrats push for a new congressional map in Colorado
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  • Deseret News: Democrats push for a new congressional map in Colorado

    In conversation with the Deseret News, Hannah Ledford of the Fairness Project, one of the groups involved, said they are asking “voters whether or not they want to temporarily disband their independent redistricting commission to adopt maps that have been filed alongside these ballot measures.”

    Feb 28, 2026

    Redistricting on the Ballot: First Major 2026 Campaign Launches in Virginia
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  • Redistricting on the Ballot: First Major 2026 Campaign Launches in Virginia

    In response to today’s announcement, Kelly Hall, Director of the Fairness Project, issued the following statement. “Across our country, free and fair elections are under attack. In Virginia, voters will have the opportunity to level the playing field— something that should strengthen the resolve of everyone who values our democracy.”

    Jan 15, 2026

    American Prospect: From Democracy to ‘My Way or the Highway’ in Missouri
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  • American Prospect: From Democracy to ‘My Way or the Highway’ in Missouri

    “We can have a real conversation about what it says about the Missouri legislature that they have radically diminished the impact of the minimum wage and paid sick leave initiative, but they have not succeeded at undermining the impact of the abortion initiative—at least not yet,” says Kelly Hall, the executive director of the Fairness Project.

    Sep 30, 2025

    Associated Press: Missouri voters and lawmakers clash over who should be able to initiate constitutional amendments
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  • Associated Press: Missouri voters and lawmakers clash over who should be able to initiate constitutional amendments

    Nearly 150 bills were introduced across 15 state legislatures this year seeking to make it harder for initiatives to qualify for the ballot or win approval by voters — nearly double the amount of just two years ago, according to the Fairness Project, a progressive group that has backed dozens of ballot initiatives in states.

    Sep 10, 2025