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The GOP never met a method of voter disenfranchisement it didn't like. Gerrymandering, voter purges, closing polling places, limiting early voting, even pulling old ...

A political cartoon by Elkanah Tisdale, published in the Boston Gazette, accompanied the first usage of the word "gerrymander" on March 26, 1812. The term was coined based on a Massachusetts ...

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The gerrymander has its roots in the 1812 decision ... Criticizing the redistricting, the Boston Gazette published a cartoon entitled “The Gerry-Mander” with the caption: “The horrid Monster ...

Gerrymandering is the law of the land | Sheneman cartoon. Updated: Jul. 01, 2019, 9:23 a.m. ... ruled last week that blatant partisan gerrymandering is none of their damn business. ...

Regarding Wednesday’s editorial cartoon, what a powerful and impactful ... The missing explanation to the story: gerrymandering. When voters are “packed” and “cracked” into district ...

Gerrymandering is as old as the US republic itself. It’s the process of drawing congressional district lines in sometimes absurd ways to fortify one political party at the expense of another.

Gerrymandering Justice: Kevin Siers cartoon By Kevin Siers. March 15, 2023 4:10 PM. KEVIN SIERS Charlotte Observer / News & Observer The Republican-majority ...

The Boston Gazette ran a political cartoon noting that the shape of one district looked like a mythological salamander. Gerry + salamander = gerrymander. Two centuries later, we still use the term.

It’s a term that’s been tied to a lawsuit recently in Kentucky, but where did the term “gerrymandering” come from? That’s today’s Good Question.