Gerrymandering makes for interesting mail! Here are some excerpts. Journalist P.H.R. writes: I still don’t grasp how your methodology is supposed to identify non-geographic partisan gerrymandering as a distinct phenomenon. If it did, that would be super. But I just don’t follow…..it doesn’t bother me — at this stage, anyway — to ignore other concerns, [...]
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Meta-Analysis Thread
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