Even without a constitutional amendment, there are changes lawmakers could make as soon as session resumes to get politics out of mapmaking.

Tackling Illinois corruption isn’t just a moral imperative. It’s a financial necessity.

With support for fair maps in the Illinois General Assembly, a hungry electorate and a national conversation on gerrymandering, is the Land of Lincoln finally ready to change its own backwards mapmaking?

Illinois’ governor pledged to veto any map gerrymandered by state lawmakers, but it’s the process of mapmaking that needs to change.