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October 21 — Spectrum Local News
N.C.’s new congressional map reflects Trump gerrymandering push
Lab director Sam Wang speak to Spectrum News about recent gerrymandering efforts in North Carolina mid-decade congressional redistricting. Princeton Gerrymandering Project has given the map a grade “F".
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October 2 — Utah Political Watch
Utah Republicans have long accused Democrats of infiltrating their closed primary elections by registering as GOP members, a controversial practice known as "party raiding."
August 25 — American Community Media
Redistricting Battles Erupt Ahead of Midterm Elections
Sam Wang, President of the Electoral Innovation Lab at Princeton University, provides information on how voters can address gerrymandering and other issues related to voting district fairness.