Good gerrymandering can’t cure bad gerrymandering

Virginia voters face a decision on a proposed amendment allowing the legislature to draw House districts, risking increased partisan gerrymandering. Critics warn that this could weaken voter influence and lead to a partisan arms race. The vote is seen as pivotal for future electoral fairness and democratic integrity in the state.

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