| Do you think that it's healthy for our Democracy that because of gerrymandering, only handfuls of House races are now actually competitive races? |
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| There has been a lot of gerrymandering of the constituency boundaries. |
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| The days of political gerrymandering of equalization formulas days before a budget to ensure one province gets more than another are gone. |
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| To dilute or alter it would be unacceptable and a move born out of political gerrymandering, not a move in favour of maritime safety. |
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| The member before me talked about what used to happen in the old days with gerrymandering. |
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| It is political gerrymandering to the extreme in terms of how they have set the boundaries of debate on this. |
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| Instead, the proposals put forward by...the Minister of Finance, amounted to fiscal gerrymandering. |
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| There are to be no second-class citizens and no gerrymandering of the votes. |
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| Between gerrymandering and geographic sorting, Republicans have a solid grip on the House of Representatives. |
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| Or imagine getting politicians to get rid of the gerrymandering that put them in office. |
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| The Arizona GOP stands to gain seats in Congress if the legislature could recapture its gerrymandering powers of yore. |
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| In fact, thanks to ongoing gerrymandering, Republican districts are getting whiter even as the rest of the country gets browner. |
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| What is the point of any bid for independence if we can't end such educational gerrymandering to suit the elite in this country? |
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| They can't be accused of gerrymandering because they aren't in control of where the boundaries go. |
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| So why is Labour so against the constituencies bill and why do we call it gerrymandering? |
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| Julian Glover, Guardian comment and leader writer, has this analysis of the reforms: guardian.co.uk The boundary review is not gerrymandering. |
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| Why do we not enable people to vote electronically in a way that is open, transparent and free from any kind of gerrymandering? |
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| I'd like to know what kind of gerrymandering of the formula they've come up with. |
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| This is a responsive system that has avoided the pitfalls of gerrymandering. |
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| Another technique employed to enhance the chances of becoming elected by using gerrymandering is called packing. |
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| Another issue that has caused problems between Congress and the White House has been gerrymandering and the mal-apportionment of Congressional constituencies. |
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| I do believe that we owe this Republican legislature to that gerrymandering. |
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| Pattie also dismisses outright allegations that the coalition is gerrymandering. |
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| If anything, it reinforced perceptions that the board and the ANC were simply gerrymandering provincial boundaries to suit short-term political ends. |
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| Could this new racial gerrymandering result in that historically stigmatized group's further stigmatization? |
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| It's one thing to overturn an election by means of a judicial ukase, a partisan parody of a trial, or an orgy of gerrymandering. |
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| Ireland rejected the Nice Treaty the first time and only accepted it later due to impressive gerrymandering in a second referendum. |
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| But then the question becomes, how do you undo gerrymandering? |
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| The court ruled in 2014, after lengthy testimony, that at least two districts had to be redrawn because of gerrymandering. |
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| There has been nothing but gerrymandering of Welsh constituencies by the two main Unionist parties in the last 30 years. |
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| Due to gerrymandering, virtually every district is engineered to be safe for one party or the other, again disenfranchising voters. |
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| But gerrymandering has cold cocked the pendulum weight, stopped it dead. |
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| Carr that malapportionment claims are justiciable apply equally to the question of partisan gerrymandering. |
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| Bademer the Supreme Court ruled that partisan gerrymandering is justiciable under the Equal Protection Clause. |
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| Constitutional or electoral malapportionment must not be confused with gerrymandering a form of arbitrary districting used to benefit the party that at a given time controls the apportionment process. |
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| Both would limit partisan gerrymandering by removing debates about redistricting from legislatures, leaving them free to get on undistracted with their proper business, such as crafting budgets. |
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| They are just doing what the other side did when it had the chance: gerrymandering, and complaining about gerrymandering, are equal-opportunity pursuits. Some states have grown tired of the gerrymander. |
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| In gerrymandering, constituencies are deliberately designed to unfairly increase the number of seats won by one party at the expense of another. |
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| In most cases, those statistics are a form of gerrymandering. |
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| Even apolitically drawn boundaries can unintentionally produce the effect of gerrymandering, reflecting naturally occurring concentrations. |
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| Mixed member systems are susceptible to gerrymandering for the local seats that remain a part of such systems. |
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| Under MMP, the use of compensatory list seats makes gerrymandering less of an issue. |
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| As the result of gerrymandering, the districts in California were usually dominated by one or the other party, and few districts were considered competitive. |
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| The boundary changes were not made by an impartial boundary commission but by the Unionist government, for which it was accused of gerrymandering. |
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| Gerrymandering is the process by which a congressional or other political district is redrawn to provide electoral advantage to one group or another. |
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| Gerrymandering is the manipulation of electoral district boundaries for political gain. |
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