The system is broken. The fight to fix it is now.
There’s no other way to put it: in 2011, Republicans gerrymandered the country more aggressively than at any other time in our history. The result? Your vote might not count the way you think it does.
Eric Holder Urges the U.S. Senate to Pass the Freedom to Vote Act
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National Democratic Redistricting Committee Statement on Montana’s Congressional Map Proposals
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This Week in Redistricting – October 19, 2021
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Eric Holder Condemns Gerrymandered Congressional Map Passed by the Texas Republican Legislature
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“The biggest rigged system in America is gerrymandering.
Together we can change that and restore fairness to our democracy. Join our fight because politicians shouldn’t choose their voters — voters should choose their representatives.”
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Wisconsin’s People’s Maps Commission drew maps openly and transparently, incorporating public testimony from thousands of Wisconsinites. Meanwhile, the GOP-controlled Legislature drew maps behind closed doors that build on Scott Walker’s gerrymanders from 2011.