A New York Times analysis shows new maps ... Almost unnoticed, other battles over slanted congressional maps that could affect the 2026 elections are crawling though state and federal courts ...

The second lawsuit, filed last February by the Brooklyn-based advocacy group New York Communities for Change, alleged racially polarized voting occurred in Nassau and the redistricting plan "dilutes ...

The new map will be used in this year's county elections through 2032 ... Latino and Asian communities," with boundaries drawn "with the intent to favor Republicans," according to court filings.

In the four previous general elections, the gap between the committee’s formation and the election being called was between three and almost 11 months.