What a year (and what a decade) it was for gerrymandering. It was also a pivotal year for the Princeton Gerrymandering Project, as we adapted to the next stage of redistricting reform. Even as we have grown, we’re still using law, math, and data to help power change. But we have now made our focus […]
Entries from December 31st, 2019
Princeton Gerrymandering Project – 2019, in Review
December 31st, 2019, 9:46am by Sam Wang
Tags: House · Princeton · Redistricting
What North Carolina’s redistricting cases suggest for 2021 strategy
December 8th, 2019, 10:57pm by Sam Wang
Like many of you, I followed the North Carolina redistricting court cases of the last two months with great attention. I would characterize them as partial successes – but with important lessons for the future.
Tags: Redistricting
