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North Carolina gerrymandering and the government shutdown
If you’re visual like me, and focused on the pernicious politics of gerrymandering as I am, you will be drawn to this map North Carolina’s eastern Congressional Districts: Google map scraped from www.govtrack.us, a great site for browsing
Posted in Politics of Redistricting
Tagged north carolina, Optimal Proximity, political reform, shutdown
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Getting Underway
Like many Americans who pay attention, it grates on me to watch the brazen and corrosive politics behind the drawing of Congressional district boundaries. The political gains to be had from gerrymandering Congressional districts are not going to go away, … Continue reading
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Tagged congressional district boundaries, Hands-Off Redistricting, OPRA, Optimal Proximity
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