The intercept, Zaid Jilani, July 5, 2017
"Gerrymandering, combined with the way voters have sorted themselves into cities and rural areas, means that even while Democrats consistently win a majority of votes cast for House candidates, Republicans wind up controlling the House of Representatives regardless.
"A group of representatives in the House want to change this system, and are introducing legislation to change this system and make America’s federal elections more representative and competitive."
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"Gerrymandering, combined with the way voters have sorted themselves into cities and rural areas, means that even while Democrats consistently win a majority of votes cast for House candidates, Republicans wind up controlling the House of Representatives regardless.
"A group of representatives in the House want to change this system, and are introducing legislation to change this system and make America’s federal elections more representative and competitive."
Read more.
