Topic: Gerrymandering

The geometrics of power
The geometrics of power August 21, 2025 Greg Maresca With gerrymandering twists, mail-in ballot marathons, border policies with the rigor of a welcome mat, and a healthy dose of census inflation, electoral integrity has never been so creatively dismantled.
The Great Gerrymandering War Of 2025
The Great Gerrymandering War Of 2025 August 8, 2025 Robin M. Itzler The Democrats have long had a lock on gerrymandering, but Texas is aiming to change that, and Democrats are panicking, California most of all.
We learned gerrymandering from Democrats
We learned gerrymandering from Democrats July 26, 2025 Silvio Canto, Jr. Sure, they’re upset now, but it wasn’t a problem when they were doing it (and they were doing it a lot).
Striking Down Gerrymandering
Striking Down Gerrymandering June 6, 2018 Chris Varones Should the high court decide to outlaw gerrymandering, Americans of all stripes should cheer, but conservatives in particular should be leading the cheers.
Democrats try to reshape, not persuade, the electorate
Democrats try to reshape, not persuade, the electorate March 5, 2018 Lowell Ponte The latest Democratic scheme could be called "gerrymandering by age."
Chicago-style gerrymandering
Chicago-style gerrymandering November 1, 2015 Thomas Lifson Chicago-style pizza can be delicious, but Chicago-style politics – completely the product of the Democratic Party -- are unappetizing.
The Democrats vs. Electoral Reform
The Democrats vs. Electoral Reform October 3, 2013 Jon N. Hall Democrats tell us we should accept the Supreme Court's decision on ObamaCare, but Eric Holder doesn't seem to be able to accept the Court's decision in Shelby County v. Holder.