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Party registration isn't required (I'm unaffiliated, for example) but enough people do it that you can make a reasonable prediction of how a precinct is going t
by nostrademons 1y ago
Party registration isn't required (I'm unaffiliated, for example) but enough people do it that you can make a reasonable prediction of how a precinct is going to vote before they actually vote. This is the input data for gerrymandering: you don't need to know every single voter, as soon as you get a statistical sample you know how the area is likely to vote, and then you can construct districts out of precincts such that there's a safe margin of victory for each one.
- bigstrat2003 1y agoUnfortunately, in that case there isn't much to be done. I think those people shouldn't do that, but if they insist I don't see how they could be stopped.