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In this video, we’re going to explain the current state of the redistricting battle in the US, why things might be looking better than expected for Democrats, but why the saga is also far from over.
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Pew Research on unprecedented redistricting wave:
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Indiana & Kansas redistricting / Trump’s pressure:
‘Dummymandering’ and potential to backfire:
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SCOTUS case on Voting Rights Act:
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