National Democratic Redistricting Committee

The GOP’s Independent State Legislature theory is dangerous, John.

Don’t just take it from us – take it from The Atlantic and President Obama.

The Atlantic: Is Democracy Constitutional? | If the Supreme Court upholds the independent-state-legislature theory, it will deprive the public of yet another means of defending itself. For the party that appointed the majority of the justices, that would be ideal.

President Obama: If adopted wholesale, this theory could eliminate the roles of governors, commissions, and state supreme courts in drawing fair congressional maps – and vetoing or invalidating gerrymandered maps when necessary. We have seen what happens when we limit access to the ballot and threaten fair elections in America. It’s a dark road, and one we shouldn’t travel down again.

But remember, the situation is FAR from hopeless.

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