America's long history of gerrymandering and its role in this year's midterms
Summary
Nearly 35 million Americans are expected to vote in congressional districts redrawn ahead of this year’s midterm elections. The report examines the history of gerrymandering and its continued role in U.S. politics as the country marks its 250th anniversary.Key Facts
- Nearly 35 million Americans will vote in redrawn congressional districts.
- The districts were redrawn ahead of this year’s midterm elections.
- The redistricting has followed partisan battles over political maps.
- The report explores the origins of gerrymandering.
- It examines why gerrymandering remains influential in American politics.
- The report is part of Judy Woodruff’s series, “Crossroads: America at 250.”
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