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Gerrymandering will soon be super-charged by artificial intelligence to create wildly unfair and anti-democratic electoral districts.
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Gerrymandering will soon be super-charged by artificial intelligence to create wildly unfair and anti-democratic electoral districts.
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Legislators, advocates and a mathematician push for nonpartisan voting districts.
March 12, 2021 INDIANAPOLIS - Troubled by the lack of redistricting reform at the Statehouse, voting-rights advocates in Indiana are taking matters into their own hands. Subscribe Julia Vaughn, policy director at Common Cause Indiana, contended a broad swath of the state is unrepresented due to unfairly drawn legislative districts, noting that Republicans have held trifecta control of state government since 2011. So, she helped create the Indiana Citizens Redistricting Commission, made up of three Republicans, three Democrats and three voters with neither political affiliation, ranging in a...
WKSU WKSU listener Beki McCurdy stands by the front steps of her Alliance home. McCurdy asked WKSU's OH Really? why it seems nothing has been done yet regarding two redistricting reforms Ohio voters approved in 2015 and 2018. When Ohio legislators redrew the state’s congressional district map a decade ago, Stark County ended up split three ways among districts 7, 13, and 16. That won’t happen again when new maps are redrawn this year under a new process that aims to prevent gerrymandering, where lawmakers carve district lines to protect partisan seats. What comes next? You asked. We lo...