“In a gerrymandered state like North Carolina, it means representatives are choosing their voters instead of voters choosing their representatives.”
“In a gerrymandered state like North Carolina, it means representatives are choosing their voters instead of voters choosing their representatives.”
I feel like Michigan managed to do something right on that accord. In 2018 they passed a citizen-led ballot initiative that amended the state constitution to let a non-partisan committee choose how the districts are drawn up.
I’m given to understand that nobody loves it, but nobody actually hates it, either. Which may be the best possible outcome for such a contentious issue.