Voters often struggle to find their new voting districts after redistricting. A new map makes it free and easy. What’s your new district after Republicans have gerrymandered political district boundaries? Who are the candidates running for office in your new district? Take the hypothetical example of Mickey at Disney World in Florida’s 10th Congressional district …
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Campaigns have to adapt their plans after redistricting. Good technology makes it fast, simple and affordable. What are the demographics of the new district? Age, income, education, race, language spoken and family size? Where do people live within the district? These factors influence the messaging, outreach and canvassing. The voter file can provide some of …
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Make sure you’re fairly represented when political districts are redrawn in 2021. You only get this chance every ten years after the census is completed, so don’t be left out in the cold. Some politicians try to draw districts so they can never lose. This gerrymandering lets them ignore the people they are supposed to …
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Public officials crush democracy by drawing legislative district maps to benefit their political party. Fair Districts Ohio organizes citizens to fight this gerrymandering. Ohio voters passed Issue 1 in 2015 for redistricting reform for Ohio House and Ohio Senate districts. Three quarters of Ohio voters approved congressional redistricting reform in 2018. Both reforms focused on …
Ohio voters show their support for fair redistricting maps and opposition to gerrymandering with Fair District yard signs. Voters should choose their legislators – not legislators choosing their voters. Fair Districts Ohio is a non-partisan coalition committed to fairer state legislative and congressional maps. Volunteers demonstrate their support and encourage others to fight gerrymandering with …
All votes are equal, but some are more equal than others. Especially if they are from rich, white Republicans. Gerrymandering is dark art of drawing districting boundaries to neutralize votes for your opponent. Republicans use it to get elected even when they are in the minority. Redistricting happens every ten years and districts will be …
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How redistricting draws boundaries often determines who gets elected. Redistricting can split a community leaving people without a representative who feels responsible for their concerns. How the lines are drawn can change who controls the legislature, and which laws get passed. – Prof Justin Levitt Some politicians rig the system by drawing districts packed with …
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All votes are equal. Some are just more equal than others. It all depends on how voting districts are drawn. And that’s how some politicians get elected, no matter how people vote. Who gets elected has consequences as can be seen by the attack on the Capitol and its aftermath. How do you make sure …
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Public hearings give activists an opportunity to push for fair voting district boundaries. How can activists be equipped with the facts to make their demands forcefully in a pubic hearing? How can they present better in a Town hall on Zoom? A free teleprompter app pre-loaded with talking points that scroll by while presenting.
Political districts are supposed to be revised to to reflect population changes but instead they’re being manipulated. Politicians in gerrymandered districts ignore their voters knowing that they cannot be voted out.
