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This weekend, the PA legislature returned to Harrisburg to pass the 2026-2027 budget, 12 days after the required deadline. Then they recessed for the remainder of the summer. House and Senate are not scheduled to return until September 28.
Pennsylvania voters still want an Independent Redistricting
Commission
The Louisiana v Callais decision dramatically alters the redistricting landscape and adds further fuel to the mid-decade gerrymandering.
How can we know they’ll represent us if they won’t answer our questions before an election?
PA college students: help spread the word about redistricting reform this summer! We need paid part-time college-aged interns in every part of PA.
Supporters of Fair Districts PA (FDPA), the League of Women Voters of PA (LWVPA), and fellow good-government advocates gathered in the Capitol Rotunda on Groundhog Day to call for an end to Pennsylvania’s cycle of legislative inaction.
Senate Bill 131 has been in committee since January 2025.
House Bill 31 has been waiting since April 2025.
A snowstorm and freezing temperatures did not dampen the enthusiasm of over 100 people gathered on the People’s Plaza at Independence Hall on January 17th to rally for the right to reform our government and enact an independent redistricting commission in Pennsylvania.
On January 7, Fair Districts PA Chair Carol Kuniholm spoke on Zoom about the work of redistricting reform in Pennsylvania. In one section of her presentation, she addressed some common objections raised by Pennsylvania legislators. Those objections are described and addressed, with some links, below.
On November 19, Fair Districts PA leaders, volunteers and supporters gathered in the capitol rotunda to call on legislative leaders to take action on redistricting reform legislation.