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Stop Extreme Gerrymandering Here.
Educating Americans about how congressional and state legislative districts are drawn, and about the government processes and institutions behind them.
Rotten Boroughs
Problem Solvers Take on Gerrymandering Reform: Pipe Dream or Potential?
A new congressional caucus, one of about 160, has arisen to take on partisan gerrymandering reform of its own House. Caucus leaders say they are serious and have a plan. Can they make a difference? Can outside groups like Fair Maps America lend a hand? How?
Jim Nowlan
The Soapbox
Karl, Can There Be Too Much of a Good Thing?
Interviews
Jim Nowlan interviews Karl Rove about gerrymandering.
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Evil Dr. Gerry Mander
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