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Why Some States Gerrymander Whenever They Want
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August 20, 2025
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1:09Now PlayingPatrick Bet-David explains why gerrymandering isn’t the same everywhere. Some states, like North Carolina, only allow redistricting once per decade, while others can redraw maps as often as they want — with no federal authority stopping them.
Republicans argue the 2020 census unfairly overcounted Democratic states and undercounted Republican states, giving Democrats an edge before any maps were even drawn.
This breakdown reveals how census data and state-by-state rules fuel today’s redistricting wars.
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