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NYT: A Potential Rarity in American Politics: A Fair Congressional Map
"For years, America’s congressional map favored Republicans over Democrats. But that may not remain the case for long. In a departure from a decades-long pattern in American politics, this year’s national congressional map is poised to be balanced between the two parties, with a nearly equal number of districts that are expected to lean Democratic and Republican for the first time in more than 50 years."

John -- Before this round of redistricting began, it was possible that Republicans could just gerrymander their way into the House majority by flipping six districts.

But as Nate Cohn noted in the New York Times last week, the congressional map is shaping up to be “surprisingly fair” and “defies the expectations of many analysts.”

All On The Line and the fair map movement are a key reason that map manipulators weren’t able to secure a gerrymandered advantage -- but the work is not done.

Make a donation today to help All On The Line continue to lead the effort to end gerrymandering.
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