North Carolina Democrats just overcame gerrymandering and flipped the state House, ending 16 years of Republican legislative dominance.
This has enormous implications for gerrymandering and voting rights
North Carolina Democrats just overcame gerrymandering and flipped the state House, ending 16 years of Republican legislative dominance.
This has enormous implications for gerrymandering and voting rights
We STILL need to pass laws (and possibly constitutional amendments) to restrain gerrymandering.
We STILL need to pass laws (and possibly constitutional amendments) to restrain gerrymandering.
Nearly 1 in 5 Americans live in those states.
Many House races remain uncalled, but my very prelimiary estimate is gerrymandering cost Dems 2 dozen seats—only NC’s map fully fell apart
NO. It worked GREAT. We just OVERCAME it. But we'd have even MORE seats, and different candidates could have won those seats, without the gerryamndering.
Nearly 1 in 5 Americans live in those states.
Many House races remain uncalled, but my very prelimiary estimate is gerrymandering cost Dems 2 dozen seats—only NC’s map fully fell apart
Classic gerrymandering.
And it's got a bunch of "hybrid" ridings that blend urban and rural areas into one.
For example, here's the proposed new "Calgary-North West-Bearspaw" riding:
Classic gerrymandering.
Republicans targeted four House seats with their new map and are trailing in all four
Republicans targeted four House seats with their new map and are trailing in all four
Ou seja, vai ter um monte de cadeiras que eles perderão por conta do gerrymandering.
Democrats are leading in enough seats at the moment to flip the Texas state Senate.
Texas’ geography would be awful for them without gerrymandering. Suburban Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, and Houston would have been a bloodbath like in the statewide races
Nearly 1 in 5 Americans live in those states.
Many House races remain uncalled, but my very prelimiary estimate is gerrymandering cost Dems 2 dozen seats—only NC’s map fully fell apart
NO. It worked GREAT. We just OVERCAME it. But we'd have even MORE seats, and different candidates could have won those seats, without the gerryamndering.
Texas’ geography would be awful for them without gerrymandering. Suburban Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, and Houston would have been a bloodbath like in the statewide races
Instead, it helped unravel it.
Instead, it helped unravel it.