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Jeanne Ives Challenges Illinois’ Race-Based Legislative Mapping

Illinois is now facing a lawsuit over its legislative redistricting process following the recent Supreme Court ruling in Louisiana v. Callais. Jeanne Ives, the plaintiff, argues that Illinois law explicitly uses race as a primary factor when drawing legislative boundaries, raising constitutional concerns under the Equal Protection Clause.

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