Landscape in flux ahead of primary voting: The Note

As April of the midterm election year begins, four states still haven’t finished drawing congressional districts that will be filled in mere months.

The TAKE with Rick Klein

It's not just that politics is moving fast. It's that it's moving fast inside a voting structure that itself has not settled down.

As April of the midterm election year begins, four states still haven't finished drawing congressional districts that will be filled in mere months. Two states have already had to push back their primaries because of redistricting battles.

This week brought news that the Ohio Supreme Court won't review the state's new House map until after the May 3 primary there. On Thursday, a New York state judge threw out the new map there and gave lawmakers less than two weeks to draw a new one -- a rebuke to Democrats who carved up the state to their benefit.