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Maybe you can enlighten me how the shape plays a role here? In the end isn't this about how close the absolute vote matches the political outcome? One could eas
by atoav 3y ago
Maybe you can enlighten me how the shape plays a role here? In the end isn't this about how close the absolute vote matches the political outcome? One could easily come up with rectangular districts that skew the result, right?
I am from somewhere where all important democratic elections are won by absolute numbers, so we don't even have the whole problem.
- RecycledEle 3y agoReally? The term gerrymandering comes from a district that was drawn so convoluted that it looked like a Salamander. If you want fair elections, without districts being gerrymandered, just draw rectangles with about equal populations and be done with it.