Gerrymandering Is Deepening America’s Divide

We can’t gerrymander our way back to democracy

Hundreds of people came to the Capitol on Thursday, Oct. 28 2021 to testify against the new voting maps drawn by Republican legislative leaders which advocates characterized as ‘gerrymandering 2.0’ |(Wisconsin Examiner photo)The drama in Texas, where President Donald Trump has demanded that Republicans quickly draw new GOP districts to thwart the will of the voters and ensure his party retains control of Congress in the upcoming midterm election…

Gerrymandering Is Deepening America’s Divide

“America’s identity as a unified nation is eroding, with Republican- and Democratic-led states dividing into separate spheres, each with its own policies governing the economic, social and political rules of life,” the Wall Street Journal reports. “The bitter fight over redrawing U.S. House maps, triggered by President Trump’s effort to protect his party’s majority in the 2026 midterm elections, is the latest example of how the dominant party in…

Gerrymandering, the Midterms, and Immigrant Ingratitude

Join Victor Davis Hanson and host Sami Winc as the uproar caused by the gerrymandering in Texas, the ingratitude of recent immigrant cohorts, the upcoming midterms and the inversion of ideology of North and South, Trump's threat to federalize DC, and more.

Gerrymandering push has no winners

Texas‘ redistricting as President Donald Trump seeks to ensure Republicans control Congress in the 2026 midterm elections will set off a race to the bottom in which nobody wins, let alone voters.