As a geographer, and the Director of Geospatial Analytics at NDRC, here are two things I really love: democracy and maps.
But I know I’m not alone. Vice presidential candidate Tim Walz is also a big map buff.
When I saw him speak in July, the former geography teacher — and 2018 and 2022 Democracy Defender! — made it clear that he sees maps as a vehicle for policy reform:
“The end product of these maps is a more sustainable economy, a more sustainable environment, and lifting up of people’s lives in a way that they can thrive.”
“I know I’m preaching to the choir, but the choir needs to sing… This stuff works. This stuff makes a difference. The map is wonderful to look at. It’s exciting.”
— Minnesota Governor Tim Walz
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I know the end product of fair maps is a more representative democracy with leaders who follow the will of the people. It’s refreshing to see national Democratic leaders like Governor Walz who believe as I do that good maps bring about social change. Period.
We’re working day in and day out to ensure fair maps across the country — and truth be told, we’d be lost without this team’s support.
Will you pitch in $30 today to power the movement for fair maps and elect fair maps champions across the country?
Thanks,
Fred Gifford
Director of Geospatial Analytics, NDRC
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