#gerrymandering
Follow to get notified about new posts with this tagHow we might attenuate the anti-democratic effects of gerrymandering while simultaneously moderating the negative outcomes of a two-party system.
Congress has the power to get rid of gerrymandering, at least at the federal level, just by passing a law. The constitutional authority is very clear, in Article I, Section 4: "The times, places and
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Gerrymandering the District of Columbia: Didn't We Fight a Revolution Against Taxation without Representation?
Stolen Land, Broken Dreams, and Incoherent Visions (by Rickulous) Didn't we fight a Revolution Against Taxation without Representation? It goes without saying, that Washington D.C. is broken, they still
