“Politicians should not choose their voters.” That simple statement is at the heart of why no reform issue has gained more crosspartisan momentum in recent years than getting rid of so-called gerrymandering. But both parties have years of work and millions of dollars invested in drawing districts that benefit one team more than the other.

Released on February 24, 2020

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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

• Issue One joins bipartisan amicus brief in Michigan redistricting case to support nonpartisan commission approved by voters in 2018

• The Week - Someone made a font out of gerrymandered Congressional districts (Aug. 2019)

• Campaign Legal Center poll: Broad, bipartisan support for independent redistricting commissions (Jan. 2019)

• Detroit Free Press — Michigan’s anti-gerrymandering proposal is approved. Now what? (Oct. 2018)

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