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Democrats including former President Obama refer a lot to gerrymandering and voting districts. Democrats advocate changing voter districts. Recently it can be seen akin to the town hall appearances, how Democrat voters would basically disrupt live town halls where Republicans went to speak to their constituents. The article shows different advantages a political party could have and are the voting districts set up like "institutionalized racism", "gerrymandering" To favor a group of one people over another or have they been fair. Would expect to see more or not who knows.
Data Wonk: State’s Political Map At Issue
Posted from urbanmilwaukee.com
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I don't really buy into redistricting. I am sure it does have an impact on close elections BUT if your a skilled politician your district should not matter you should be able to convince Democrats and Republicans to vote for you alike if you have a strong argument and can make a case. My two cents. I don't think there are a lot of straight hard line party voters out there despite the conventional wisdom that fear over redistricting implies. So I think redistricting only matters to mediocre candidates that barely would have won if there was no redistricting.
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