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Posts tagged as “gerrymandering”

Ten Years Post-Reform, How Are California’s Congressional Maps Still Unfair?

Ten Years Post-Reform, How Are California’s Congressional Maps Still Unfair?

By Eric Heilmann on December 5, 2022

What a success story for California! After decades of Democrats and Republicans in the state legislature rigging Congressional maps through gerrymandering, citizens finally came together…

Minority Voters Save Democrats. Now, Democrats Must Save Minority Voters.

Minority Voters Save Democrats. Now, Democrats Must Save Minority Voters.

By Ryan Abbasi on April 10, 2022

Should Democrats Gerrymander in Blue States?

Should Democrats Gerrymander in Blue States?

By Jack Galloway on April 1, 2022

Redrawing Maps, Power, and the Voting Rights Act

Redrawing Maps, Power, and the Voting Rights Act

By Nicolette Watt on March 22, 2022

Gill v. Whitford: A Case That Will Literally Map American Politics

Gill v. Whitford: A Case That Will Literally Map American Politics

By Old Writer on December 27, 2017

Internal Politics Color Gerrymandering Fight in Berkeley

Internal Politics Color Gerrymandering Fight in Berkeley

By Old Writer on April 22, 2015

A Possible Return of Partisan Gerrymandering

A Possible Return of Partisan Gerrymandering

By Old Writer on April 2, 2015

Gerrymandering and the Government Shutdown

By Wendie Yeung on October 23, 2013